Recommended by Lolly Ward

This play. Please read and produce this play. It speaks to teenagers, parents, and our current times in an America steeped with guns. Eric Loo has such a sense of his characters and mines touching humor from difficult situations.

Ah, Carrie Barrett, hilarious, insightful, and always original. Read her plays -- you will be glad you got to spend the day with her words.

Lewis winds the present with memories throughout her story, giving us a compelling taste of farm families and the decisions that make a life. This look at rural America feels especially timely as we struggle with urban and rural ideals.

I fell in love with this play from moment one. And I continue to think about it, in terms of humor, heart, stage craft, and sheer smarts. Jami Brandli throws numerous balls in the air and catches them deftly, creating a whole wonderful world to remember.

Rich Rubin captures the era with his evocative language and finely tuned backstage look at the Booth brothers. The script feels even more timely now with American politics at a fever pitch.

A hilarious short play! Anyone in theater will know this all too well...

This beautiful short play, A Science Thing, made the audience laugh and then tear up with its poignant look at estranged family and the thought that might reconnect them.