Recommended by Shaun Leisher

I really loved this short play. This dialogue is a feast for actors eager to work with complicated characters. bean gives us just enough exposition to keep us engaged in the story. We don't need to know what's exactly going on to keep us enthralled by these two women.

A brilliant peek into the intimate world of two people that care deeply about each other. I am amazed by how much is covered in such a short number of pages. The world of kink and the relationship between Black people and law enforcement are both covered in this slice of life drama. Loved how complex these characters are.

Such a moving short play that says so much in the words that are left unsaid.

I really loved this play. A period piece that speaks so well to today's audience. A play about the pressures put upon women. This play went to some unexpected places and I loved how complex all of these characters are. The lines between machine and human blur in this play and it leaves a lot for modern audiences to consider as we live in this world of automation and AI. Produce this play.

This play reads like a period piece reflecting a bygone era of Live Journals and fan fiction. A play that's about what it's like to be obsessed about pop culture. A play devotion to something beyond comprehension. Loved how the playwright never judges these characters. You almost seem to understand them. I loved this play and hope it gets produced.

A beautiful play about a historical figure that has been forgotten. A play about the cultural and personal significance of tattoos. Loved how place and time is played with. Loved the choice for doubling here. I can't wait to see what a scenic designer does with this play. Produce this play and keep Jeoly's story alive.

A very moving play about one couple's struggle to bring a child into this world. Loved the blending of worlds between the church and the doctor's office. Loved how flawed these characters are. The playwright brilliantly explores the pain of infertility and how hard it can be to stand by and watch the one you love be at risk. I hope this play gets produced.

Loved getting to spend time with this group. What a great ensemble piece. Such an intimate play that also tackles big issues like gentrification and violence against the queer community. Fantastic roles for queer actors of color. Such a fun play that has so much to say.

An excellent one act about grief, queerness and what it's like to be a teenage girl. Loved the movement scenes and all that is said in them with no dialogue. Callahan does a great job at making these characters complicated. Fantastic roles for queer actors.

A fun piece of choose-your-own-adventure theatre. Such a creative use of ancient mythology to comment on the state of labor workers in our society. This piece must be a blast to act in and direct.