Recommended by Karen Fix Curry

Floating bubbles is a funny and flirty little romantic play. This comedy balances physical humor and charm in a story that will make you smile.

Helleson’s play is well named. It is a compelling no holes barred look at the inequity of theatre, towards women, through women, highlighting their struggles as writers, and in seats of power, and the compromises they make to be in the room. It is a roller coaster ride. Read it. Produce it.

Here's an endearing play about seeing someone you know you've seen before. As this couple try to figure out where they might have met, the fact that they have found each other has an unexpected twist! Great dialogue. A fun time for the actors and audience alike.

A lovely story of love, loss, and determination, this play is heartwarming look at how a second chance is everything when you’ve lost a loved one. A well crafted and engaging play that will make you cry, and smile. A good ensemble piece.

What a fun and wacky ride with outmoded music storage systems. You can really get your physical humor on with this zany and imaginative piece. It is a great time for actors and audiences alike.

What a wonderful and engaging play. This is a story of discovery, not just of fossils, and a historical figure, but of persistence and drive. A great piece to show young audiences that girls matter, that young people can do important work, and following your heart’s desire to discover and learn are possible and worthwhile.

Fanny’s marriage has unraveled and we are witness to the steely determination and sheer hutzpah of this strong, successful woman, moving on with her life. A great monologue with a comedic edge.

Fanny’s marriage has unraveled and we are witness to the steely determination and sheer hutzpah of this strong, successful woman, moving on with her life. A great monologue with a comedic edge.

This fun and absurd spoof on sci fi will leave your audience laughing. With binders to guide them, this cast of three take on the unknown in a slowly and hilariously undoing of their mission, their sense of normalcy, and their grip on reality. Silly and engaging, it will not disappoint. Produce it. Have fun with it. It’s a winner.

An Insightful telling of the shift from midwifery to medical doctors and how shocking the idea was in the 1850’s. Lush with atmosphere and sound, you can picture this drama with all it’s period elements in your mind.