Recommended by Tom Erb

"Old Man in a Big Car" is a razor-sharp, witty play that delves into the heart of family and business. It's a masterful blend of humor and poignancy, driving home the relentless passage of time. Stu Keller's journey is a profound reflection on legacy, making audiences laugh and ponder the roads we travel in life. A must-see, minimalist marvel!

"Underneath the Above and Below" offers a compelling exploration of professional accountability and personal relationships. The characters' moral dilemmas and complex dynamics create a thought-provoking narrative.

In a poignant exploration of metamorphosis, "To Be A Monarch Butterfly, To Return To A Home That Never Was" weaves a tale of yearning and self-discovery. Through the lives of its characters, each cocooned in their own way, the play masterfully captures the essence of transformation, mirroring the monarch butterfly's journey. It's a reflective odyssey that invites audiences to ponder identity, change, and the courage to emerge anew.

"In The Wings Of Butterflies" is a world where hope is scarce and everything feels worn out, this play weaves together the stories of characters who are struggling. Each person represents a different emotion, and their interactions create a powerful narrative. Despite despair, love and magic still find a way to touch our hearts, leaving us with a lasting melody of hope.

Embark on a whimsical journey with "Chasing Cinderella," where fairy tales are flipped on their heads. Ava's quest for authenticity leads her through a maze of memories, challenging societal norms. It's a play that dances between the lines of reality and fantasy, crafting a world where every character's voice weaves the rich tapestry of a life truly lived. Dana Hall has challenges our belief in fairytales and reminds us that fantasy and reality can be one in the same. Enjoyed!

"A Set against the glitzy backdrop of 1920s Hollywood, this play captures the tumultuous whirl of fame, fortune, and scandal. It's a riveting tale of ambition and intrigue, where every character is a player in a high-stakes game of public perception. This play is a compelling blend of historical drama and mystery, wrapped in the opulent veneer of the Roaring 20s.

"Frankenstein's Daughter" delivers a jolt of humor in the most unexpected setting. Wendell's neuroses and Ed's gloom collide, sparking laughs in a cabin where the only thing missing is a moose head on the wall. It's a comedic tango of two misfits orchestrated by a psychiatrist with a flair for the dramatic.

"Don't Preach At My Funeral" is an exploration of family dynamics and personal beliefs in the face of tragedy. Zabby a non-binary protagonist challenges traditional norms, Mary, Zabby's mother, embodies the conservative values of their small town. Her religious convictions clash with Zabby's progressive views creating a powerful conflict drives the well crafted characters. Their interactions digs into the complexities of love, loss, and the struggle to reconcile differing worldviews within a family and showcases the human condition.

It takes courage to take on tragedy. You must capture all the visions, hurt and pain which Matthew Allen Craig has done in "Covered in Flames." The dialogue is compelling and raw. Worth the read...Great job Matthew.

"A Penny for Your Thoughts" is a thought-provoking play that looks at the intricacies of marriage and communication. The innovative portrayal of characters alongside their personified thoughts offers a unique perspective on the unspoken complexities within relationships. The setting is a minimalist condo—reflects the stripped-down nature of the couple's interactions, emphasizing the theme of isolation amidst togetherness. The contrast between spoken dialogue and internal monologues, accentuated by separate actors for thoughts, creates a compelling narrative and adds a deeper unique perspective. Very Cool!