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  • Marginalia by Katherine Gwynn
    14 Mar. 2023
    “ A profound work about historical queerness and religious eroticism. Gay Catholics will eat it up. ”
  • All I Wanna Do Is Be Pretty Like You by Katherine Gwynn
    14 Mar. 2023
    “ A gripping, poignant meta-critique of objectification. The play is funny and touching, tender and loving, sarcastic and sincere. A must-read! ”
  • Abomination by Nicole Cox
    20 Jan. 2023
    “ A gorgeous play with an incredible scope. I had a lovely time reading :) ”
  • Three Year Summer by Amy Berryman
    20 Nov. 2019
    “ I absolutely adore this play. Berryman has captured the awkwardness and joy of adolescent nerdiness without judgement or condescension. I even teared up! Because of fanfiction! What a wonderful joyous read. ”
  • HOMERIDAE by AZ Espinoza
    20 Nov. 2019
    “ There's so much beauty and wonder in this play I'm not even sure how to capture it in a review. It's dense and philosophical but it flies by. It's raw and restrained. It's classical and fresh! A wealth of beautiful contradictions. Anyone wondering about the future of American theater need look no further than this play. ”
  • Babel by Jacqueline Goldfinger
    15 Nov. 2019
    “ What a dark and complicated work. I love the density of ideas and the wonderfully suspenseful plot. A wonderful read! ”
  • SOMETHING FOR THE FISH by Emily Krause
    15 Nov. 2019
    “ I feel positively waterlogged after reading this play, and I mean that as the highest of compliments. The writing's so rich with atmosphere, the dialogue's so kinetic, and when I finished reading I felt as though I'd crossed a threshold. PLEASE give it a read. ”
  • How To Destroy An American Girl Doll by Jan Rosenberg
    14 Nov. 2019
    “ This play gets me where I live. It's tender and raw and really approaches the awkwardness of adolescence without judgement or blame. Extra props for the wonderfully nuanced and empathetic portrayal of eating disorders. What sensational work! ”
  • wyrd by Matt Minnicino
    13 Nov. 2019
    “ My favorite aspect of Matt's writing is the deftness with which he balances plaintive haunting imagery with absolutely hysterical humor. This play is heartbreaking and lovely, and absolutely of the time. I recommend it to anyone who's struggling with anxieties about the end of the world. ”
  • Paletas de Coco or, The Letter Unspoken or, The Christmas Eve Play by Franky D. Gonzalez
    13 Nov. 2019
    “ What a sensationally vulnerable play. I can only imagine the strength (and maybe the recklessness) it must have taken to write it. Raw, bitter, sweet, wonderful. This might be my new favorite Christmas play. ”

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