Recommended by Danielle Wirsansky

A short, to the point, yet very effectively funny comedy. The kind of play that could go viral, just like its protagonist.

I got to see a virtual reading of this play and it was honestly one of the most lovely and moving zoom plays I have gotten to witness. Despite the silliness of the situation at time, the emotions this story evokes is really genuine and powerful.

Wow... Provocative, timely, this play projects something that humanity is collectively feeling during this unique time in our history and hits that emotion home hard.

Loved, loved, loved this! The humor was inherent throughout the entire play and the timing and jokes were impeccable.

"It's the only thing I had left of my heart." What a beautiful line! The language and the story were so beautiful.

Miranda's vulnerability shines through in the short but skillful monologue.

What an unlikeable character! But this play hits home that there are many people out there that think, act, and behave in the same way and think it to be acceptable. This play showcases the great delusion of the right in contemporary society.

The concerns this play brings up are heart wrenchingly common for many vulnerable communities. The grief The Mourner, and that all members of vulnerable communities feel, in the face of gun violence is very real.

This play packs a punch, showcasing the mindset that many Americans have in the time of Corona, and just how scary and uncertain these times can be.

I thought this was great! Personalities shined through, the machinations of poker were simply and not overdrawn, and I absolutely love the ending