Recommended by Matt Barbot

A wonderful play that is, unfortunately, very timely. Alix Sobler's harrowing play examines the difficult decisions people are forced to make in times of crisis, and how just a few people can change the lives of many.

I don't know what else to say except I saw this piece performed and I cried and laughed and cheered and it's so powerful and just read it, okay?

This play is beautiful and poetic and taboo and painful and human - all the hallmarks I've come to expect from Gina Femia's work.

Had the pleasure of being involved in a developmental reading of this play. Think "Circle Mirror Transformation" for the 9-5 set, a story of the connections even people who see each other every day can still make with each other...or mess up completely.

A beautiful short about communicating across generations in immigrant households, and the power of words no matter the language. The ending made me a little misty.

A really incredible young audiences play that manages to be timely and political at the same time. That's not a mark against it, of course: for many young people today, their age can't shield them from the questions of identity and belonging facing them in school and on the news. A beautiful, simply play about growing up bicultural, and forging your own third path.

A brilliant, funny, heartbreaking play that, unfortunately, seems to become more timely with each passing day.

At turns funny and heartbreaking, BSHMM is a beautiful, timely play about coping in the face of reality-shattering loss. I'm so excited to see this play's trajectory.

Had the pleasure of hearing this play while it was being developed. An incredible relationship between sisters who delve deep into the complexities that make two people family. A great piece for two powerhouse women.

A magical look at an everyday occurrence.