Recommended by David Davila

  • David Davila: Stroke Vagina, a Moyamoya Story

    The moyamoya play that the world needs! Stroke Vagina is half stand-up comedy and half survivalist coming-of-age drama. When a young woman has a stroke for no apparent reason she is forced to suddenly examine her life choices and ask herself that unsettling question "Am I Happy?"

    The moyamoya play that the world needs! Stroke Vagina is half stand-up comedy and half survivalist coming-of-age drama. When a young woman has a stroke for no apparent reason she is forced to suddenly examine her life choices and ask herself that unsettling question "Am I Happy?"

  • David Davila: Members of the Choir

    I love the members of the choir! Their tongues are as sharp as the ladies in Steal Magnolias and they love each other as much too. This is a hilarious and touching ensemble dramedy about gay men of color of a certain age. It's the play I need most in my life!

    I love the members of the choir! Their tongues are as sharp as the ladies in Steal Magnolias and they love each other as much too. This is a hilarious and touching ensemble dramedy about gay men of color of a certain age. It's the play I need most in my life!

  • David Davila: Hi Bi

    HI BI is a stirringly dark, and beautifully funny dive into the world of four bisexual adults living in New York City that examines the complexities and dualities of what they want and need. This gorgeously written and masterfully imagined work is dripping with poetic verse that hearkens to the great tradition of Latinx playwrights in America while providing the hilarious high-camp antics of a Harvey Fierstein play. The fact that I can't decide whether it ends as a tragedy or with comedic hope elevates this work into the realm of artistic masterpieces. Somebody, produce it!

    HI BI is a stirringly dark, and beautifully funny dive into the world of four bisexual adults living in New York City that examines the complexities and dualities of what they want and need. This gorgeously written and masterfully imagined work is dripping with poetic verse that hearkens to the great tradition of Latinx playwrights in America while providing the hilarious high-camp antics of a Harvey Fierstein play. The fact that I can't decide whether it ends as a tragedy or with comedic hope elevates this work into the realm of artistic masterpieces. Somebody, produce it!

  • David Davila: Elijah

    This play is remarkable. Equally funny as it is painful. You'll laugh and you will cry. This is heavy material dealt with in a very real way - the kind of stuff that wins a pulitzer. This needs to be produced.

    This play is remarkable. Equally funny as it is painful. You'll laugh and you will cry. This is heavy material dealt with in a very real way - the kind of stuff that wins a pulitzer. This needs to be produced.

  • David Davila: Dumpster Fire

    WOW! A hilarious, touching, and poignant look into what it means to be a young woman searching for her identity while trying to live up to everything demanded of her by society. Part history lesson, part absurdist comedy, part coming-of-age tale, this play had me rolling on the floor, then wiping away tears.

    WOW! A hilarious, touching, and poignant look into what it means to be a young woman searching for her identity while trying to live up to everything demanded of her by society. Part history lesson, part absurdist comedy, part coming-of-age tale, this play had me rolling on the floor, then wiping away tears.