Recommended by Danielle Wirsansky

Two Cookies Please is a hilarious farce, packed with fast-paced humor and delightful misunderstandings. The elderly couple's comedic confusion creates an entertaining dynamic, and the young man’s frustration adds a touch of sympathy. A perfect blend of wit and chaos!

Twice a Day is a hilarious, zany romp that perfectly balances physical and spoken comedy. The dynamic among the four older women is delightful, and their antics with the antique clock are pure chaos. A great addition to any festival, with rich roles that let seasoned actors shine!

Pie by Greg Vovos is a darkly comedic surprise with a morbid twist. The absurdity of the situation paired with sharp humor makes this play both eerie and hilarious. A perfect blend of tension and wit, sure to leave audiences intrigued and entertained!

Parlor House: Panic of 1893 is a gripping, immersive experience that blends history with drama, focusing on power imbalances and economic inequality. Set during the 1893 crash, the interactive elements and strong performances bring Seattle's hidden stories to life. A brilliant mix of history and theater.

The Curse by Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend is a whimsical yet thought-provoking tale about a merman cursed to become human. With witty dialogue and a touch of fantasy, it explores identity and transformation. The open-ended conclusion leaves audiences reflecting on dreams, choices, and their consequences.

From H.P. Lovecraft's Desk is a chilling monologue that taps into Lovecraft's unique brand of cosmic horror. Hemgrove expertly captures the tension and eerie atmosphere as Lovecraft grapples with the unsettling contents of a mysterious chest, plunging into a haunting void of the unknown.

All-Star Attitude is a sharp, dark comedy that cleverly examines the pressures of parenting in youth sports. Through witty dialogue, Baughfman contrasts two dads' conflicting values, leading to a tense, thought-provoking conclusion. A must-read for anyone navigating competitive parenting.

My theatre company produced this play in our Queer Theatre play festival a few years ago and it was awesome! Thoughtful, heartwarming, heart wrenching, and provocative.

The Fate of the Online Cow is a thought-provoking and surreal commentary on technology, exploitation, and self-awareness. Kanishk Pandey blends dark humor with social critique, creating an unforgettable character in Cow. A truly unique and timely piece that invites deep reflection on modern society.

you know, that Bakery out in Bensonhurst captures the raw, emotional complexity of two sisters navigating life and loss in a family bakery. Gina Femia’s rich dialogue and character depth make this a heartfelt exploration of identity, grief, and growing up. Funny, poignant, and relatable.