Recommended by Francesca Pazniokas

  • Francesca Pazniokas: Cricket Woman Mother Earth (or) A Nasty Comeuppance by Tiffany Antone
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    Never has a descent into apopcyptic hell been such a fun ride. This is the female-driven political horror play the world needs right now. Would love to see this produced.

    Never has a descent into apopcyptic hell been such a fun ride. This is the female-driven political horror play the world needs right now. Would love to see this produced.

    ”
  • Francesca Pazniokas: wombshot by Emma Goldman-Sherman
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    There’s a devastating, dark beauty to this piece that has stayed with me since I read it. “wombshot” mixes dreamlike poetry with cutting urgency, and its themes are more relevant than ever. I hope we get to see this produced again in NYC in the very near future.

    There’s a devastating, dark beauty to this piece that has stayed with me since I read it. “wombshot” mixes dreamlike poetry with cutting urgency, and its themes are more relevant than ever. I hope we get to see this produced again in NYC in the very near future.

    ”
  • Francesca Pazniokas: Bruise & Thorn by C. Julian Jiménez
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    This play is a defiant celebration of queerness that is both hilarious and heart-wrenching by turns. It was a joy to watch it in development, and I can't wait to see it fully produced.

    This play is a defiant celebration of queerness that is both hilarious and heart-wrenching by turns. It was a joy to watch it in development, and I can't wait to see it fully produced.

    ”