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Quinn Xavier Hernandez

Recommended by Quinn Xavier Hernandez

  • at the very bottom of a body of water by Benjamin Benne
    17 Jun. 2018
    “ Benjamin Benne has such an amazing flow to his writing that mystifies with each breath. AT THE VERY BOTTOM OF A BODY OF WATER utilizes its rhythm, vulnerability, magic, and spectacle to create a world that feels so much like our own and yet divinely supernatural at the same time. #PlaywrightPlug ”
  • A Tale of Boys with Wings by Patrick Landes
    17 Jun. 2018
    “ Patrick Gallagher Landes takes the myth of Icarus and amps it up by applying a modern parallel. A TALE OF BOYS WITH WINGS gives us a close examination of the aftermath of tragedy and touches on themes of coping and survival in a manner that hits very close to home. #PlaywrightPlug ”
  • Not Medea by Allison Gregory
    17 Jun. 2018
    “ Allison Gregory revitalizes the classic story of Medea and gives us a heartbreaking modern parallel. NOT MEDEA inconspicuously interlaces the two tales together and, with simple yet bold visuals, gives us a new look at love, loss, and the choices we make every day. #PlaywrightPlug ”
  • A Murther of Crows by Jessica Austgen
    10 Jun. 2018
    “ Daring and bold. A Murther of Crows gives us a glimpse at another version of Elizabethan England, one masterfully crafted with all the weapons, murder, mystery you can handle. Jessica Austgen seamlessly pearls out information and keeps us waiting to see what’s coming next through well-defined characters and dialogue that feels as much modern as it does period. ”
  • Benched by Allyson Currin
    10 Jun. 2018
    “ Allyson Currin serves a wonderful balance of simplicity and wit. Benched gives us a heartbreakingly real look at motherhood and friendship from the viewpoints three wildly different and unique women that any actress would be thrilled to embody. #PlaywrightPlug ”
  • G-D'S HONEST TRUTH by Renee Calarco
    10 Jun. 2018
    “ G-D’s Honest Truth is incredibly human from start to finish. Renee Calarco breathes life into her characters by letting their flaws jut out at every odd and uncomfortable angle. Their tragedies, celebrations, hopes, dreams, and more jump right off the page and leave us with an undeniable feeling of empathy. #PlaywrightPlug ”
  • Dead Behind the Eyes or The Ingenue Play by Becca Blackmore (she/her)
    3 Jun. 2018
    “ Uplifting and revitalizing. Dead Behind the Eyes or the Ingenue Play is a tale of stereotypes and judging books by their covers that transforms into a catalyst for taking control of your own destiny. Becca Anderson reminds us that our purpose isn't in doing what society expects, but rather in accepting that we control our individual stories. #PlaywrightPlug ”
  • Leftovers by Josh Wilder
    3 Jun. 2018
    “ True to the core. Leftovers examines themes of hope, disappointment, and power without giving its audience all of the answers. Josh Wilder​'s use of pacing and simplicity really serves his characters by bringing their individual wants and needs to the surface. #PlaywrightPlug ”
  • What We Were by Blake Hackler
    27 May. 2018
    “ There is an immense strength to Blake Hackler’s dialogue that grips you from the very beginning. By pearling out information in a driving yet careful manner, What We Were has its audience wondering what’s coming next at all times. #PlaywrightPlug ”
  • SALAMANDER LEVIATHAN by Krista Knight
    27 May. 2018
    “ 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 ”

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