Recommended by Tom Erb

"The Mentor" looks into mentorship and addiction, revealing the raw struggles and redemption in a small town's interconnected lives. Deeply moving.

"A Blast from the Past" is a delightful play that captures the essence of rediscovery and the joy of rekindled connections. The characters dialogue sparkles with wit, and the theme of nostalgia is handled with a light, yet poignant touch. This play is a testament to the enduring nature of love and the unexpected twists life can offer. It's a charming piece that leaves audiences reflecting on their own past relationships.

"Port of Entry" is a compelling play that delves into the complexities of immigration, identity, and bureaucracy, set against a backdrop of political tension and personal struggle. Very current and highly recommended.

As an actor, my whole Ifie audition has always been the craft's most frustrating, defining, and sometimes frightening part. Joyce Newman Scott's "The Audition" has a unique way of writing and defining a conflict. Though tense at times, the humor made this a GREAT read!

This play is a compelling choice for theatre enthusiasts looking for a blend of humor, political insight, and nostalgia. Great read!

"Dying is an Art" is a poignant play that explores Sylvia Plath's inner turmoil. It features dialogues with her younger self and a stark confrontation with her life's struggles.

"All Remaining Assets" is a compelling play by Serena Berman that explores family dynamics and personal struggles amidst the backdrop of a funeral. The characters are richly drawn, each with distinct voices and complexities. Berman's writing skillfully navigates themes of identity, inheritance, and the meaning of family, delivering a poignant and thought-provoking narrative that resonates with authenticity and emotional depth. The play's rhythm and dialogue are particularly noteworthy, creating a captivating theatrical experience.

"American Flag" is a poignant play by Sylvia Reed set during the onset of the Iraq invasion. It explores themes of identity, intimacy, and the American dream through a charged dialogue between Mona, a hired woman, and a man grappling with his impending marriage and personal choices.

Wow! What fun the read this script. The characters are so well developed with their lives laid out in fun of you. It is a master class in character development. The play is a delightful blend of humor and heartfelt moments.

"Unwanted Gods" is like entering a fairy tale. Nestled in the heart of the city, this restaurant offers a magical escape with its lush greenery and twinkling lights. The menu, a fusion of classic and modern cuisine, is as delightful as the ambiance. The standout dish, the 'Mystic Mushroom Risotto,' is a creamy delight with earthy undertones that tantalize the taste buds. Service is attentive yet unobtrusive, ensuring a serene dining experience. Great read!