Recommended by Ryan M. Bultrowicz

Hall's (Un)Drinkable is a powerful and timely play that delivers a heart-wrenching portrayal of the systemic issues that contribute to water crises. Produce this play! It serves as an important call to action - urging us to recognize the value of clean water and the consequences that can present themselves when it's taken for granted.

Baker and Vogler's "A Wager" is a thought-provoking, high stakes, drama that will assuredly captivate you with its strong characters and intense dialogue. Human relationships are such a complex thing, aren't they? This play showcases those complexities exceptionally well - particularly the lines people are willing to cross to protect their own interests.

Feeny-Williams has crafted a wonderful play that so perfectly captures the essence of the small and yet precious moments of life. The dialogue is charming, the characters share a beautiful intimacy, and the concept is one many of us need to hear. I'd love to see this one on stage.

I really enjoyed getting a glimpse into the mind of this disillusioned employee, as they opened up about their life and experiences while working at a retail store. Honest, raw, and unapologetic in its more than fair critiques of our system!

A super clever play that wonderfully blends the lines between play and play within a play or...however deep the play rabbit hole goes! This would be so exciting to see on stage, definitely a good choice for production.

Wagner has created such a clever and uniquely theatrical story that delivers a great balance of humor and introspection. I always enjoy when deeper concepts, such as the nuances of self-discovery and the complexities of humans, are explored in a fun and engaging way. Impressively written, be sure to give this one a read!

I found myself deeply enthralled with this short play. Malakhow manages to intertwine so many vibrant and fine-tuned emotions into Confirmation Bias. The two characters feel so real in an extremely intimate way - I wanted to keep learning more about them, their lives, and the study they are participating in. The dynamic between the two is handled so expertly and with precision! Please, add this wonderful piece of theatre to your must-read list.

This is a masterfully original take on the cabin in the woods style horror story and to be able to accomplish that in the medium of theatre is a testament to the fact that a great, imaginative, innovative, playwright is all it takes.

Down Cellar, in a cleverly deceptive manner, begins with a light-hearted and perhaps even comedic (in the traditional sense) tone with a very awkward coming together...but as we learn more and more the story evolves into something sinister and delightfully suspenseful.

Jordan Elizabeth Henry serves up a horrifically refreshing play!

This is one of the most epic and ridiculous collaborations of plays that I've ever read - in fact, I can say with some certainty that it IS the most epic and ridiculous! So many brilliant, hilarious, and zany minds have come together for our entertainment to dissect and discuss the charming playwright that is Matthew Weaver. This collection is also, to no one's surprise, about much more than Weaver. Every moment has the potential to be tender, powerful, playful, and everything in between.

Beautiful, subtle, and just a little bit heartbreaking. The way Giffin has managed to imbue this one-minute play with so much emotion is truly an amazing feat. Visually and structurally unique - it'd be a real joy to see this one play out on the stage.