Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

Heard this performed perfectly on Theatrical Shenanigans. Dark and twisted and it's just what everyone who wanted abortion made illegal deserves in return for their stupidity and selfishness to garner one more "soul" for the god they worship.

Love the line if they are so bad why do they cost 6.99? I thought the art of card giving was on the wane and maybe it is, but Marineau gives two souls searching for said card close to the Saint's holiday and realizing that maybe, just maybe, they might like one another enough to go out and possibly start sending said cards to each other on that next day of love. A magical and funny time.

We all have that friend that we remember fondly that we knew in junior high and high school. They are the ones who got us through those awful years of school, that we shared our secrets with and wanted to sometimes share more with them if only things had worked out differently for both. Malakhow takes us through one of those friendships with such poetry that we can we can still see all the possibilities of lifetimes lived and those not.

Newton captures such a beautiful moment about rejection and all the hopes that go into those endeavors about all the possibilities within us all as artists and humans that even despite the rejections we receive we muster the courage to start again and create, review, and hit send.

In a world where we are living longer and longer, Sengupta's play dives into a lesson in life and humility and grace about how often we just write off the elderly and even if we don't have parents anymore that are that age, we can always be on the lookout for ways to make a difference in so many people's lives. Remembering that the elderly have all had lives that they lived just like all of us coming up now, it's a powerful realization to remember as we move in that direction.

How could anyone resist this play? I guess there are Lizzo haters out there, but any play that is sending a message of love and acceptance of everyone shouldn't be missed by anyone! A joyful noise for everyone.

We all have those things which we hold in such high regard and if they ever disappoint, it can cause a panic attack and question the entire world as we know it. Zach and Liz's struggle with the cupcake is as funny as it is true about those expectations that at some point we need to let go of or give into.

We keep seeing the oldest person in the world's age creeping up to this unimaginable number that seems impossible for one person to even reach in tact . Oldest in the County is a fun and creepy radio drama that would play so well on any podcast!!

When I was young I always felt that Jesus was like the Jesus in Come Again. One you could talk to and love and who would help you through your troubles just like the one that Marianne sees. One who maybe would put you through the specific trials, but one that would be there to help you through them all while you built the confidence for the task at hand. Funny and laugh-out-loud funny at first this play takes a tragic turn that is as emotional as it is surprising and unfortunately true to the way the world is today.

A lot of us are very good at what Nathan suffers from in this intense monologue of self-hatred and self-doubts. As an artist I feel so many of us can relate to this very well.