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Jan Rosenberg

Recommended by Jan Rosenberg

  • Mothers by Anna Ouyang Moench
    24 Sep. 2019
    “ On the page, this is absolutely horrifying and yet all too plausible. I loved the playful twists and turns...and then the not so playful twists and turns. This is a play that I would love to see different interpretations of, having already seen the one at Playwrights Realm. ”
  • Advent by Montgomery Sutton
    30 Apr. 2019
    “ The first time I read this play, I got serious Martin McDonagh & Adam Rapp vibes. This is so suspenseful it made my stomach hurt...it's so difficult to pull of Dystopian, post-apocalyptic, & SFF onstage, but ADVENT pulls it off. And with only 3 characters in one location...truly astonishing. ”
  • Drown by David Hilder
    30 Apr. 2019
    “ This is such a unique, poetic, and lyrical play. Some of my favorite surrealist scenes I've ever seen in a play, Will never forget that SHARK. ”
  • Dairyland by heidi armbruster
    30 Apr. 2019
    “ OBSESSED with this one, and so excited it will be getting its first full production. Heidi is such a delicate writer, always balancing humor with the most insane family drama. Can't wait to see Dairyland in person. ”
  • Mercy by Adam Szymkowicz
    30 Apr. 2019
    “ A heartbreaking play about grief and the trauma of trying to forgive. The terror of having to move forward and raise a kid on your own and trying not to fall apart. Really moving, this one. ”
  • The Wedge Horse by Nick Gandiello
    30 Apr. 2019
    “ I saw an early reading of this and still remember this play so vividly. A heartbreaking, honest, and funny story about grief and anger. ”
  • TOILET PAPER by Emma Goldman-Sherman
    18 Apr. 2019
    “ It hurts so good...all the stuff you don't want to look at. This play rips the band-aid right off! ”
  • #love95times by Micheline Auger
    31 Mar. 2019
    “ This play is a brutal, powerful meditation of the epidemic of sexual assault on campus. Micheline has written a beautiful play with a message that needs to be heard. ”
  • form of a girl unknown by Charly Evon Simpson
    8 Nov. 2018
    “ It is so rare to see a play that's so genuine, heartfelt, and hilarious. Beautiful moments between mothers and daughters. A 12 year old's rejection of the rules and restrictions put upon her body by society, so she takes to the woods. Amali was such a delightful, funny, and REAL character. I could've lived in her world for a long time. I'm excited to reread this. ”
  • Door to Balloon by Greg Romero
    30 Mar. 2018
    “ A tragic, existential fever dream. Full of dread and wonder. ”

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