Recommended by Shaun Leisher

A play about love and family and dealing with past wounds.

Was lucky enough to see the production in Philly (produced by Interact Theatre) and I was in awe. Such a well-written 2-hander that plays with time very effectively. Hope this gets more productions because the conversations being had here need to be had all over this nation.

A fascinating play about the legacies we leave.

A welcome reminder that no matter how old we get and how stressful life gets there is always room for play and imagination.

A really great memory play. Love how complex Gideon and Bethea's individual connections are with Myles and how they choose to remember him. Love how queerness is never questioned or a main point of contention in this play.

A play featuring three generations of mothers. Love how uniquely this play explores colorism and knowing one's ancestors. I really enjoyed reading this play and can't wait to see it fully realized onstage.

Uses Zoom really uniquely as we learn about this new relationship. I don't 'Bakkhai' very well at all so I appreciated how easy this was to follow. Hilarious and sexy.

An insightful and thrilling look into the mind of a young dancer just trying to figure out what she wants out of life and how those around her are hurt by her inability to ask for help.

Would love to see this live on stage someday. Love how Goodrich mined a real life incident into an absurdist piece of theatre.

A thrilling two-hander that goes places I didn't expect. Goodrich brilliantly finds a way to trap these two characters and allow them to exorcise past demons in real time.