Recommended by Shaun Leisher

  • Shaun Leisher: In The Dream I Was A Werewolf

    Such a good play. An exploration of family trauma and the secrets we keep from those we love. Would love to see a full-on horror production of this someday.

    Such a good play. An exploration of family trauma and the secrets we keep from those we love. Would love to see a full-on horror production of this someday.

  • Shaun Leisher: Anaphora

    This play is enigmatic in all the best ways. A play about friendship and growing up. A play about a group of women just trying to make sense of their lives. This play features fantastic roles for women of various ages.

    This play is enigmatic in all the best ways. A play about friendship and growing up. A play about a group of women just trying to make sense of their lives. This play features fantastic roles for women of various ages.

  • Shaun Leisher: The Morbs

    I really loved this play. A play about three friends re-connecting and trying to survive a mysterious illness. A play that feels like science fiction and all too real. Really well-written roles for women. Would love to see this produced.

    I really loved this play. A play about three friends re-connecting and trying to survive a mysterious illness. A play that feels like science fiction and all too real. Really well-written roles for women. Would love to see this produced.

  • Shaun Leisher: Anti-Hero: Revenge of the Swifties

    A wonderfully bizarre play about being a teen and obsessive fandom. These characters do some really insane things for Taylor Swift. Loved how mete-theatrical this play is, especially towards the end.

    A wonderfully bizarre play about being a teen and obsessive fandom. These characters do some really insane things for Taylor Swift. Loved how mete-theatrical this play is, especially towards the end.

  • Shaun Leisher: Island of Love

    A powerful glance at the seedy underbelly of reality dating shows. Oduh brilliantly looks at this popular TV genre through the lenses of racism and colorism. In the end, nothing is solved. Things only evolve and are repeated for the obsessed audiences.

    A powerful glance at the seedy underbelly of reality dating shows. Oduh brilliantly looks at this popular TV genre through the lenses of racism and colorism. In the end, nothing is solved. Things only evolve and are repeated for the obsessed audiences.

  • Shaun Leisher: Van Gogh & Me

    A delightful piece of historical fiction and coming of age play. A celebration of the power of art. Loved the moments where the art came to life on the stage.

    A delightful piece of historical fiction and coming of age play. A celebration of the power of art. Loved the moments where the art came to life on the stage.

  • Shaun Leisher: DIASPORA!

    A play that weaves through time to tell the story of the Black experience of the past and the present. Loved the moments when the two timelines bled into each other. A play that tackles huge issues in such an intimate way.

    A play that weaves through time to tell the story of the Black experience of the past and the present. Loved the moments when the two timelines bled into each other. A play that tackles huge issues in such an intimate way.

  • Shaun Leisher: The Nativity Starring Keisha Taylor

    I really loved this play. A scathing critique on purity culture and the modern-day church. This play is full of bodies that aren't typically seen on our stages. These characters are so well-written. I was on the edge of my seat until the very end. The ending has lots of potential for some stage magic.

    I really loved this play. A scathing critique on purity culture and the modern-day church. This play is full of bodies that aren't typically seen on our stages. These characters are so well-written. I was on the edge of my seat until the very end. The ending has lots of potential for some stage magic.

  • Shaun Leisher: Greek Play

    A hysterical dark comedy about a group of women connected through greek life. Settoon does a great job at letting us be a fly on the wall in this world. This play is full of tense moments that you think could end friendships but these women truly love each other and would do anything to take care of each other. This is a fantastic ensemble piece that I'd love to see produced some day.

    A hysterical dark comedy about a group of women connected through greek life. Settoon does a great job at letting us be a fly on the wall in this world. This play is full of tense moments that you think could end friendships but these women truly love each other and would do anything to take care of each other. This is a fantastic ensemble piece that I'd love to see produced some day.

  • Shaun Leisher: i thought you hung the moon

    A really sweet play about a friendship spanning decades. These characters feel really lived-in. I can't wait to see 2 talented actors take on this play. I couldn't help smiling at the end.

    A really sweet play about a friendship spanning decades. These characters feel really lived-in. I can't wait to see 2 talented actors take on this play. I couldn't help smiling at the end.