Recommended by Lainie Vansant

A great example of a clean two-hander with a little mystery and a lot of Christmas magic.

A fascinating take on oppression and gender, Suárez-Peña asks important questions in this short piece.

This sweet, short play for two young actors is full of specificity and rich subtext. Don't miss it!

There's something about a playwright sharing their lived experience that just hits differently. This moving piece shines a light on the important issue of the death penalty while maintaining a deeply personal point of view.

I love a play that is "impossible to stage," and this certainly qualifies. Let yourself get swept up in the magic, stretch your creative muscles, and produce this piece!

A haunting reflection on the various roles memory can play in our lives, and some things our society needs to not forget.

There is a lot to play with in this ten minute slice of alternate reality. Posey has created characters with strong opposite desires and given them the chance to struggle against their very reality.

A sweet, thoughtful meditation on life and loss -- just lovely.

This piece plays audience expectations like a fiddle. As soon as I thought I knew where we were going, things would shift and then shift again. It made me feel much like these characters must have felt in their struggling relationships.

This is a lovely play that presents two people with very different viewpoints and treats each of them very seriously. My brain has been chewing on Censabella's words and ideas for a couple of days now and I think this very well may have permanently changed the way I think about young people and their decision-making. It's definitely worth a read or a listen!