Recommended by Lainie Vansant

A love letter to My Favorite Murder with incredible rolea for women: this play is so much fun! Bavoso's signature wit keeps the audience laughing while he explores issues surrounding work, capitalism, relationships, and success.
Stay sexy and read this play!

This story is so sweet, but not in a typical "faith-based drama churchy way - it tackles big issues head-on, but it also celebrates kind-hearted characters trying to do the right thing.

An intriguing commentary on the price of dignity and what it takes to survive in show business. This play brings up interesting questions - give it a read!

This play is haunting and beautiful. Daley-Sharif has risen to the challenge of presenting a science-fiction story onstage with grace and beauty, and I think that the physical embodiment of these characters adds to the questions in the play in a way that simply reading it from the page would miss. Produce this piece and see!

What a fun piece for a young actress! This little girl is making things happen for herself in the world, and it's really fun to see her do it. Check her out!

This play is so delightful - the adaptation is clever, playful, and layers in some special theater magic, and you've gotta love all those great roles for women. Perfect for community and educational theaters, this will "put butts in seats" but also let you do something original and important. Check it out!

This play draws the reader (and surely the audience member as well) along so smoothly, despite its dark subject matter and important political tensions. Still certainly has something to say here, but he says it with respect for all parties involved and with a sense of poetry that transcends politics. There's a lot to think about here, and a lot for communities to digest together. Give it a read and get it produced!

This play is poetry - sometimes literally and sometimes figuratively, but it's beautiful throughout. The character of Katherine is a strong woman speaking her truth, which resonates with me, as I'm sure it will with many who see, hear, and read this play. Check it out!

McCants balances drama, humor, and a touch of the extraordinary in this fascinating play. The voices of these characters are a lot of fun - they're characters actors would have a lot of fun with - but the challenges within the play are difficult and require real struggle. You'll never look at waiting rooms the same way again!

This is a fascinating, multi-layered, and personal piece about family history and taking action. It also includes a thoughtful and complex look at activism and cultural diversity in the United States. Give it a read and a good ponder.