Recommended by Shaun Leisher

A relationship interrupted by the pandemic is portrayed beautifully in this heartfelt zoom play.

This play captures a magical moment when two women come together and are everything the other needed. Felt really good after reading this play.

An absurdist, Beckettian experiment with great roles for transmasculine actors. Directors and designers will have a blast with this piece.

Big fan of ensemble plays like this that are about gathering together such unique characters for a common goal.

The family reunion death bed play is a well-worn genre in the American theatre. I don't know if C. Julian Jimenez breathes new life into the genre but he has crafted an entry into it that deserves to be oft-produced.

C. Julian Jimenez has such a gift for finding beauty and light in some really dark subject matter. This is a side of the human condition I've never seen onstage and I'm glad for plays like this that shines a light into this corner of our society.

An intense one act that will leave audiences with so many questions. I definitely want to know more about these characters but C. Julian Jimenez has given us the perfect snapshot into both of their lives.

A beautiful reflection on the power of imagination at times of deep loneliness. Love how C. Julian Jimenez plays with theatrical tropes.

A play about the Stonewall Riots but very differently than most plays about this historic moment you have read or seen. On a night of so much pain and violence, C. Julian Jimenez has found a quiet moment between characters who just want to be seen and live the lives they were born to. This play oozes with heart and tenderness and yet so much hurt.

As a longtime fan of the Fitzgerald novel that inspired this short play, this is the justice for Myrtle Wilson I never knew I needed but I'm so glad C. Julian Jimenez gave it to me. F*ck Tom Buchanan!!