Recommended by Danielle Wirsansky

The Correctable is a hilarious, absurd take on The Crucible, blending sharp wit with biting commentary on modern issues like shame, gender dynamics, and societal hysteria. John’s desperate attempt at redemption is both laugh-out-loud funny and surprisingly thought-provoking. A must-read!

Stabbers Takes a Stand is a fast-paced, witty exploration of high school tension, with Jada's emotional journey perfectly balanced by sharp, comedic dialogue. The characters feel real, and the energy is infectious. This is a must-read for anyone who loves humor with heart and authenticity.

The Arithmetic of Memory beautifully explores how memory shapes our identities and the weight of what we choose to remember. Through Claudine and Missy’s unique perspectives, this poignant and haunting play reminds us that some things should never be forgotten. Thought-provoking and powerful!

Booked and Blessed...OR BUST! is a wild and hilarious take on the hustle of showbiz. With over-the-top characters and a plot full of twists, it blends absurdity and genuine heart, capturing the frustration and odd beauty of the industry while leaving you laughing and rooting for its lovable misfits.

Trash, Keep takes an unexpected, quirky approach to grief through the discovery of a doll in a cluttered attic. With fast-moving, sharp dialogue and a blend of comedy and haunting tenderness, it leaves you questioning: is the ending sweet or creepy? Either way, it's a must-read!

Bay Orchard High is a wild, campy thrill ride full of high school tropes turned upside down. With its mix of lust, revenge, and pom-poms, it's a deliciously silly, supernatural romp. The dialogue is sharp, the characters are absurd, and the twist will leave you laughing out loud!

We'd Rather Know If You Weren't Coming Back masterfully blends mystery, history, and supernatural suspense. Osmundsen crafts a tender, emotionally charged narrative where personal and literal ghosts collide. A hauntingly beautiful story about facing fears and finding redemption.

OPTIONAL BOSS BATTLE beautifully captures the tender, messy journey of two teens navigating grief, isolation, and connection during the pandemic. With honesty and compassion, Malakhow explores the weight of mental health, identity, and friendship in these challenging times. A truly moving piece.

Panther Women: An Army for the Liberation is a dynamic, empowering exploration of African American women’s stories within the Black Panther Party. Through vivid imagery, movement, and music, it captures their strength, struggles, and resilience. A must-see for its energy and relevance.

Straw Poll is a timely, thought-provoking play that explores the complexities of intersectional activism within the queer community. With sharp dialogue and compelling characters, it dives into the tough questions about unity, compromise, and the cost of doing what’s “right.” A must-see for Pride communities.