Recommended by Rachel Teagle

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    A visceral and imaginative dissection of pain, privilege, privilege and empathy. A beautiful, difficult piece that sinks its claws directly into the audience.

    A visceral and imaginative dissection of pain, privilege, privilege and empathy. A beautiful, difficult piece that sinks its claws directly into the audience.

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    Great roles for women in their thirties! Great opportunities for stage combat! A funny and scary romp about friendship and inner demons that would be a blast to put on stage.

    Great roles for women in their thirties! Great opportunities for stage combat! A funny and scary romp about friendship and inner demons that would be a blast to put on stage.

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    This play broke my heart in the best way. A visceral and surreal look at new motherhood and how lonely and confusing it can be.

    This play broke my heart in the best way. A visceral and surreal look at new motherhood and how lonely and confusing it can be.

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    A haunting, moving, evocative play with engulfing imagery and lived-in characters. I loved the play between worlds and how such enormous impossible ideas can live beside such intimate, heartbreaking moments.

    A haunting, moving, evocative play with engulfing imagery and lived-in characters. I loved the play between worlds and how such enormous impossible ideas can live beside such intimate, heartbreaking moments.

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    A frothy, witty romp that's fun for actors and audience. I saw the 2021 Theatre Pro Rata production and was delighted by the wordplay and big, broad performances. A fascinating peek into an almost forgotten corner of the 17th century, this would be a great choice for theaters wanting to do a classical comedy that works for modern audiences.

    A frothy, witty romp that's fun for actors and audience. I saw the 2021 Theatre Pro Rata production and was delighted by the wordplay and big, broad performances. A fascinating peek into an almost forgotten corner of the 17th century, this would be a great choice for theaters wanting to do a classical comedy that works for modern audiences.

  • Rachel Teagle: All of the Everything by Alayna Jacqueline
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    I saw this play as a staged reading, and can’t wait to see it fully realized. This play uses bold theatricality to capture a woman’s grief and a deep, horrific sense of injustice. A timely, necessary piece.

    I saw this play as a staged reading, and can’t wait to see it fully realized. This play uses bold theatricality to capture a woman’s grief and a deep, horrific sense of injustice. A timely, necessary piece.

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  • Rachel Teagle: The Hired Man by Heather Meyer
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    A sweeping drama with a juicy role for an actress in her late 30s/40s. This modern day Oedipus story traps its characters so effectively that you’ll be watching the last scene through your fingers.

    A sweeping drama with a juicy role for an actress in her late 30s/40s. This modern day Oedipus story traps its characters so effectively that you’ll be watching the last scene through your fingers.

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  • Rachel Teagle: G Train Exodus by Jessica Fleitman
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    Funny, and achingly magical. I caught a production at the Secret Theater one act festival and I still think about it every time I ride the subway. Fleitman has a way of finding the fantastical lurking behind the ordinary and bringing it on stage in inventive ways.

    Funny, and achingly magical. I caught a production at the Secret Theater one act festival and I still think about it every time I ride the subway. Fleitman has a way of finding the fantastical lurking behind the ordinary and bringing it on stage in inventive ways.

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  • Rachel Teagle: Always Plenty of Light at the Starlight All Night Diner by Darcy Parker Bruce
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    Sweet, fun, and full of SCIENCE! This queer time travel adventure lifts both its characters and the audience into another world.

    Sweet, fun, and full of SCIENCE! This queer time travel adventure lifts both its characters and the audience into another world.

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  • Rachel Teagle: Shut Up, I'm on a Diet! by Catherine Weingarten
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    Wild, aggressive, and surprisingly vulnerable. Catherine Weingarten deploys utterly contemporary language to obfuscate, avoid, and dive headfirst into Tess's troubled life and relationships. A piece for the fucked up mermaid inside all of us.

    Wild, aggressive, and surprisingly vulnerable. Catherine Weingarten deploys utterly contemporary language to obfuscate, avoid, and dive headfirst into Tess's troubled life and relationships. A piece for the fucked up mermaid inside all of us.

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