Recommended by Karissa Murrell Myers

This play is full of heart and soul, with just the right amount of charm and sentimentality. It will make your heart ache!

Skyler is incredible at crafting dialogue between characters, and this play is no exception. It's funny, sharp, and deliciously gossipy!

An intriguing and insightful look at power struggles deftly told with a professor/student dynamic. Zach is one to watch!

But like, what if you could have eternal life and beauty? This play tackles this difficult question with humanity, complex nuance, and authenticity in such a way that will break your heart and leave you wanting more more more. A gorgeous two-hander, I'm aching to see it staged.

Kick-in-the-teeth funny meets break-your-heart poignancy! Love the deep exploration of these characters' love for each other while being pulled in opposing directions. Surprisingly tender and raw, this play is a banger.

A true exploration of young female friendships and what happens when you start to outgrow them. This plays has rich characters with complicated feelings, and I found the setting of the canoe on the waters of Lake Superior to be a beautifully unsettling place.

This play left my skin crawling, in the very best way. I love a good thriller play, and GAZSCHEBET does not disappoint in that arena. Rich with lore, this play will excite and terrify you.

Scary, moving, and devastatingly hilarious, KUBRICKIAN is an actor's dream to work on. I will be honest that I don't personally care that much for Stanley Kubrick's work, but this play made me reevaluate my stance on that - not an easy feat in of itself. The play will take you to dark places that are uncomfortable, but leave you wanting more.

This abortion farce will leave you laughing and squirming in your seat! The portrayals of the older women who are treated like they're invisible by society and are now taking power back is particularly exciting. Excited to see where this play goes!

This play is so weird and so funny and highly addictive. Very much reflects the struggle we have as millennials to grow the eff up in a world where being an adult sucks.