Recommended by Kyle Smith

  • Is This All This Is
    6 Mar. 2023
    Jamie’s question that rings out in the penultimate scene of this play feels heartbreakingly refreshingly real. Is this all this is functions as the question at the heart of the play for Jamie, and sticks with me in all its beautiful messiness.
  • A Thousand Natural Shocks
    2 Dec. 2022
    This play is a powerful study of depression and potential parenthood, that vacillates between big laughs and big feels. As a soon-to-be parent that is mentally ill, I felt deeply seen by this play. A Thousand Natural Shocks is the kind of mental health-positive theater that needs to be seen everywhere. Produce this play!
  • The Wonderful Out There
    30 Oct. 2022
    This play is tragic and heartbreaking and harrowing and hopeful. This play raises awareness of an all to frequent issue in the neurodivergent community, and gives voice to children whose voices were taken from them. Powerful, moving, and hopefully motivating to do better for neurotypical audiences.
  • Dee With The Devil
    5 Sep. 2022
    Some nice rolling reversals rile up a devil as dee gets what they deserve. Hold onto your pitchforks.
  • Viktoria's Letter (Monologue)
    5 Sep. 2022
    A striking piece on how history remembers artists versus the reality of who they might be. This monologue is rich with the language of the time it is set in and even richer with the timelessness of it's message.
  • From the Perspective of a Canoe
    5 Sep. 2022
    This dark, beautiful, funny play feels like it was crafted by a croissant baker. Each page, a new layer peels back, and as you keep going through the layers, the new but similar layers, you arrive closer to the heart of this complicated play. Nobody knows what to do during something like this, so all you can do is eat a turnip and hope for the best. Well done.
  • The Anarchists of Nueva Yol
    3 Sep. 2022
    A meaningful play on how to reclaim autonomy in a society that sells your data for cash. When the internet civil war does break out, becoming a discon will be revolutionary.
  • cards. (a 10 minute zoom play)
    3 Sep. 2022
    Relationships are hard. Distance relationships are harder. Cards is a funny short play about keeping the spark alive from a distance. Difficult, but possible if the love and lust are strong enough. Nice work!
  • Veterans of Community Theatre
    3 Sep. 2022
    This play feels very true to life to every small time production I've been a part of. Lots of bravado,some hilarious showboating, and of course the lovable oddball who's very alluring but deeply strange. Funny and true.
  • So Panic
    29 Aug. 2022
    Cassidy Byron bravely takes on ableism, loss, and mental Illness in this devastating play. Between all the grief and negative empathy are some strong life lessons for anyone to walk away with

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