Recommended by Shaun Leisher

A play set in COVID times that needs to be produced. A play about how the struggles of Black men were only amplified during the time of lockdown and how so many of us were unwilling to see that fact.

Using the framing device of the 2020 Census, Miller forces us to look at who is counted in this country and how even though we think so much progress has been made we still have a long way to go when it comes to looking back.

The vast divide between the conversations being had by people of different generations is enthralling. Halle has written a bold and necessary commentary on how the 2 main stances on Israel today compare to the struggles of Jewish people 80 years ago. Gonna be thinking about this play for awhile.

Smart ass kids versus exhausted school principals is a frequently told story so I appreciate this unique twist on it.

A hysterical play about the absurdity of trying to pretend everything is normal in the face impending doom. A fresh take on a post-apocalypse play.

Delightful short play. The humor is very specific and that's what makes it great.

Thoroughly this brief peek into the lives of parade balloons that's also a meditation on legacy and tradition.

The secret life of plants is brought to life in all its existential glory. Each plant is so unique and wonderfully written.

Loved this tender moment between sisters. Loved the slipping in of queerness and it not being a huge thing.

A unique and satirical look at the US governments constant war on BIPOC communities and those that stand for civil rights. The Mr. Rogers framing of this play is brilliant and highlights the absurdity of how evil Hoover and Nixon were.