Recommended by Shaun Leisher

  • Seahorse
    8 Apr. 2024
    A brilliant solo play about grieving a loved one and giving life to someone. Lots of opportunities for stage magic in this play. Loved all the ocean imagery.
  • Bonefruit
    8 Apr. 2024
    Loved this short sci-fi play. A play about two people reconnecting and learning how they've changed when things got desperate. The play features some killer monologues for those looking.
  • Golden
    7 Apr. 2024
    This play deserves to be in conversation with the great plays about the American Dream. Morris Golden is a modern-day Willy Loman. It's a play about finding our place in this world and fighting for that place.
  • Indoor Cats
    6 Apr. 2024
    A delightful romantic comedy set during the pandemic. Loved this expertly crafted cast of characters that you can't help but fall for. Things feel really hopeful in the end.
  • The Handless King
    6 Apr. 2024
    A pitch black comedy about the importance of the written word. Loved the dialogue of this play.
  • Zeus 4
    6 Apr. 2024
    I don't think I've ever seen a play like this about pet owners. It's a moving play about people so dedicated to their dogs and, even though they are never seen, it would be hard for audiences to not feel close to them too. Loved the use of choreography. Would love to see this produced one day.
  • The Straights
    6 Apr. 2024
    Loved how this play creates it's own language. Language that was absurd at times but felt so honest for the excellently written character speaking them. A play about how people come into and leave our lives. A play filled with great monologues for anyone looking.
  • PSYCHOPSYCHOTIC, or, everyone at yale is a goddamn sociopath !!!
    4 Apr. 2024
    A stunning work of horror and satire. Somebody needs to produce this.
  • Tenderness
    3 Apr. 2024
    Would love to see this produced someday. Loved the use of projections and sound. A play full of hope for a seemingly hopeless world. Great roles for trans actors.
  • All I Wanna Do Is Be Pretty Like You
    1 Apr. 2024
    Loved this strong ensemble piece. A take down of the male gaze using overlapping layers of pretend and reality.

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