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Varied and marching proudly to the beat of its own drum, Salamander Leviathan twists expectations. Krista Knight and Barry Brinegar have created a different sound, idea for their characters and world that isn’t quite like anything I’ve ever seen or heard before. #PlaywrightPlug

Under the farce and melodrama, there is an overwhelming depth to How To Be Miserable. Michael Perrie Jr. touches on themes of identity, loss, and the lengths one must go for reconciliation to be possible so artfully that you don’t even realize just how human his characters truly are. #PlaywrightPlug

Scratching the Surface is a knife on the back of your neck. Dark, tense, and dangerous right down to the last minute, Charly Evon Simpson handles the elements of violence and assault masterfully and enables a reader/audience to engage with difficult material not often seen on stage. #PlaywrightPlug

Uncomfortable and raw. Ben Jolivet masterfully embraces the ticks and quirks of being human in an immensely difficult situation and uses them in such a way that his characters jump off of the page. #PlaywrightPlug

Visceral in the best way possible. Using poetic language, a fluidity of movement and pace, and the perfect amoung of angst, querencia shines as bright as the lights on its carousel.

Filled with strong women, immense purpose, and a perfect amount of humor. The Revolutionists is a fabulous look at history and the women behind it.

A delightful examination of relationships between family, students, and strangers. Renee Calarco's characters jump off the page and stab you with their points of view. A must read!

Incredibly heartbreaking and real! Bleed sheds light on resentment and it's existence in a struggling relationship.