Recommended by Shaun Leisher

A quiet and intimate play about a sport so epic and brutal. I love the Dring balances the play between teaching the audience about the history and tradition of sumo and the toll it takes on these specific characters. I have been introduced into a world I knew so little about and that's what great theatre can do. I am in awe of the theatrical images Dring has painted with her words and can only imagine how beautiful this play will be fully staged.

A quiet and intimate play about a sport so epic and brutal. I love the Dring balances the play between teaching the audience about the history and tradition of sumo and the toll it takes on these specific characters. I have been introduced into a world I knew so little about and that's what great theatre can do. I am in awe of the theatrical images Dring has painted with her words and can only imagine how beautiful this play will be fully staged.

This series of vignettes is full of poetic language and brutal imagery that I can't wait to see fully realized on stage. Excellent piece for an ensemble of actors to really get to the heart of the theatrical form.

A visceral and vital reaction to the #metoo movement. A play that feels at times like an absurd comedy but then becomes a guttural call to action. The ending is something that will stay with me for a long time.

The theatrical tradition of the kathakars is one that is brand new to me. I am so glad to have been introduced to this in this brilliant play about decolonizing and a woman finding her own voice in a world that historically only allowed men to be heard. Can't wait to see this staged.

I love unapologetic Ratur is about having large portions of this play in Hindu. This is a story that so many women can relate to but by not giving the option to translate into English, Raturi makes it clear that this is a play for Pakistani and Indian women and everyone who doesn't speak the language will just have to deal with it. A wonderful brief moment in the lives of these three characters that are all trying to make sense of their lives.

Theatre in its purest form. Nothing needed except a story to tell and those willing to hear it.

So much physical comedy in this play. Can't wait to see this produced.

A story that seem so unbelievable but then you remember it's based on true events. A play about growing up and obsession that is utterly chilling.

A one act with some really witty dialogue and moments for real physical comedy.