Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

It made me think about my own name. I've always liked my first name and enjoyed that it could be used by anyone and wasn't so tied to one specific sex and there's all the variations on it's spelling but would that keep it out of the extinction log? A funny play about one of the most important decisions you can make and then even after that, one that could be changed once your child is of age.

I'm sure there were a lot of day dreaming "house-wives" back in that day when they lived with a boorish man and wanted nothing more than to be out from under his boorishness. Martin gives us a wicked and chilling play about such a woman who's had her fill of being the way she should be and society expects her to be.

This was my featured play of the day! I love this premise of one myth set trying to knock the others out to be the last myth standing. Sorry, I feel that the Greek names are just little cooler in over all than the roman counterparts.

Office relationships done with a global warming bent. It was my featured play of the day and funny one at that.

We always like to think that even when those horrible things are happening that we can't see, that someone is seeing them and recording them for a future punishment somewhere or some how. The fear that creeps in around you as you read this short play will never be forgotten.

Oh those attempts to spice up a marriage or relationship before it's "too late." Janet and Malcolm have reached that point (at least according to one of them) and the results is a lol funny play with an ending that is just perfect and so satisfying you too will be cheering the brave attempt at strange and unusual when the lights come back on.

It reminds me that we didn't put our train last Christmas and it is always one of those items placed during the holidays. There is such a strong bond between brothers and you see that strong bong in his sweet play. Even if things are a pain in the ass just like the play says, you should do them out of love and tradition.

There are always so many pain points when it comes to love or the expectations of what it means to love someone and this play touches on the pain of loving someone who's already married how difficult it is to do long term and the irony that that the single rose which should be traditionally for the wife, is for the woman in the affair.

Heard this performed so perfectly on "Gather by the Ghost light" podcast and the last line will leave you with a broken heart for sure.

Heard this performed on theatrical shenanigans so brilliantly. A train ride finds Nathan learning a few things about how a passion for something can keep one going well into an age where you feel you couldn’t possibly still feel passionate anything. It’s so important to remember that everyone may have a life that wouldn’t even imagine them having and this play touches on that so well.