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K. Alexa Mavromatis

Recommended by K. Alexa Mavromatis

  • THE PROS AND CONS OF IMPLOSION by R. D. Murphy
    28 Jul. 2022
    “ An unexpected approach to the continued aftershocks of 9/11, this is a beautiful play with nuanced, three-dimensional characters—an expertly-written two-hander with rich roles actors will enjoy digging into. ”
  • The Brunch Crowd (10 minute version) by Dillon Yruegas
    27 May. 2021
    “ THE BRUNCH CROWD is a vibrant, joyous slice-of-life with a focus on friendship! ”
  • "Funeral" by Jessica Durdock Moreno
    27 May. 2021
    “ Funny and poignant, FUNERAL is the perfect time-capsule of COVID-induced isolation…and so much more: believable characters, relatable situations, and (most of all) terrific writing. ”
  • Thrasher (10 minute excerpt of OFF THE PALISADES PARKWAY) by Nick Malakhow
    27 May. 2021
    “ With its strong characters and believable dialogue and language, THRASHER is a revealing take on the jumbled emotions (and realities) of teenagers living in the world today. ”
  • Your Favorite by Ken Green
    27 May. 2021
    “ YOUR FAVORITE is thought-provoking, fun, and funny! ”
  • Unpacking by John Minigan
    27 May. 2021
    “ So much important ground is covered in this short play—UNPACKING features strong characters and powerful, sharp writing that resonates in today’s world. ”
  • 27 May. 2021
    “ SOMETHING I KNOW… is spooky, suspenseful, distressing, and real! ”
  • Where the Fireworks Come From by Michael Pisaturo
    27 May. 2021
    “ Beautiful writing—WHERE THE FIREWORKS COME FROM offers a gorgeous blend of humor and heartache and two strong, believable characters. ”
  • For Time by Kevin Cirone
    3 May. 2021
    “ A “workout” in more ways than one, FOR TIME is as moving as it is darkly funny in its exploration of family dynamics, secrets, and ultimately, reconciliation. ”
  • Heart Broker by Maryanne Cartier
    3 May. 2021
    “ HEART BROKER is smart and laugh-out-loud funny—a fun, twisty comic build until the final hilarious image that does not disappoint. ”

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