Recommended by Shaun Leisher

Really loved the framing device of reality dating shows to look at these two relationships. Brilliant use of audience participation too.

One of the best plays about family secrets I've read in a long time.

The juxtaposition of child and elder versions of these characters really hit home for me as we see the regression we all must face someday. The play is fragmented much like the way the human memory becomes.

A heart-breaking love story wrapped in a dystopic and gory sci-fi thriller. A play that's asking so many good questions about tech-based immortality with a twist at the end that left me stunned. I'd love to spend more time in this world with these characters but Baisch has given an incredible snapshot in this time and space.

Baisch has taken something that has become a normal part of our tech-filled lives and has created an epic play. The questions being posed here about exploitation and privacy are fascinating. This is a play that feels both big and so intimate.

Tons of opportunity for physical comedy and stage magic in this play.

A brilliant play about a piece of history so few know about. Can't wait to see this produced.

An absolute epic saga that spans a century. Lin has a true for making dialogue feel so natural especially when it's covering huge issues. Lots of potential for stage magic that I can't wait to see realized.

A collection of dreams and memories that goes places I didn't see coming. A brilliant two-hander for versatile performers.

I just read a play that is beautifully written and utterly perplexing at the same time. Baisch gives you know easy answers here when it comes to the where and why of this play. He just lets these characters wax poetic and enthrall us as audience members.