Recommended by Shaun Leisher

A play about what happens when our bodies no longer work the way they should. This play really went to some surprising places. Go in knowing as little as possible. Loved this play about bodies that don't usually get seen on stage.

I was really moved by this play. Loved the exploration of memory and fantasy. Loved playing with what is real and what's not. A play about mothers and sons and how they relate to each other. I need to see this fully produced. Lots of potential for creative sound design. Loved the striking final image.

A fantastic two-hander about two people figuring out how to restart their life after being apart for so long. Love how this play jumps around in time. Loved the monologues these two characters say to each other when they aren't even sure the other can hear them. A play about two characters with grand ambitions falling in love with each other.

A hilarious play about family and achieving the "American Dream." This play features great roles for Korean-American actors. I really loved the absurdism of this play and how much heart it has. I hope to see this produced very soon.

A delightfully bizarre play!!! Part absurdist comedy, part body horror and part gorgeous meditation on motherhood. You can't help but root for Mary and the family she is dedicated to creating. I hope I get to see this play produced in the near future.

This play really moved me. A play about remembering past lives and the people we will never forget. I can't wait to see this produced with a team of talented actors and creatives.

A play about how cruel female "friends" can be to each other. Loved the dialogue in this play and we never know when these characters are telling each other the truth. Need to see this produced with a full set and creative lighting design to portray the sun and the fires.

A great piece of absurdist theatre. So many things that made me wonder how they could be achieved on stage. Can't wait to see this produced.

A brilliant take on the "living room drama." Loved how weird this play gets at the end. Would love to see this produced and watch actors inhabit these rich roles.

An excellent short play about how black girls are treated in schools. This play uses Zoom technology really well and features two great roles for a black and a white woman.