Recommended by Lolly Ward

  • This Is Only a Test
    7 May. 2017
    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.
  • The Burden of Not Having a Tail
    7 May. 2017
    Ah, Carrie Barrett, hilarious, insightful, and always original. Read her plays -- you will be glad you got to spend the day with her words.
  • Apple Season
    7 May. 2017
    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.
  • BLISS (or Emily Post is Dead!)
    7 May. 2017
    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.
  • Caesar's Blood
    7 May. 2017
    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.
  • Cold Call
    7 May. 2017
    A hilarious short play! Anyone in theater will know this all too well...
  • A Science Thing
    7 May. 2017
    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.

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