Recommended by Shaun Leisher

Such a unique play that features people we don't see a lot of on the American stage. I'm fascinated by the use of panels and I'm really interested in how a director and designers will manifest it. The Auntys are hilarious and have others best interests at heart, even if they go about "helping" the wrong way. The ending is so moving.

Loved this play about the harm religion can do and the ways people need community. Loved the magical moments in this play. Loved how absurd it got. A play about the Deep South that gives us characters that are much more than caricatures.

A wonderful play about girlhood and going through formative parts of life together. A play about two Black girls that try to make the world bend to their will. I loved these characters so much and how they connected with each other. Really want to see this one produced.

A hilarious new take on the Christmas story. A play about faith, differing beliefs and what makes something true. A wonderful buddy comedy that takes us on a journey of (literally) biblical proportions.

This play really went to some unexpected places. I loved how secrets are carefully and skillfully revealed in this play. It's a play about who has power and who is considered "good."

A wonderful memory play about suspecting the absolute worst about someone you love. A play that asks if it's better or not to know what the person you love is capable of. This play gives no easy answers and leaves you wondering how our protagonist lives on. I loved the creative use of space in this play and how it's left up to the actors to portray changes in location.

A surreal look at Southern life. Loved these characters and how they all relate to each other. Would love to see this play produced with a full set.

Loved this play about making theatre and the ways people sacrifice honest to make art that people want. Loved how magical this play got and I can't wait to see it produced with a game ensemble of actors.

A wonderfully, bizarre play about health food fads and finding purpose in life. Each character struggles with finding their place in our dumpster fire world. A gift to a talented ensemble of actors. Need this to be a produced NOW!!!

I related to this play on so many levels. A tribute to all the people working shitty service jobs and that are pulled down by student loans. Timms perfectly captures the anxiety and dread. You can't but want to hug and smack Noah all in one scene.