Recommended by Ross Tedford Kendall

A great little biographical play about a pivotal moment in the life of one of our most cherished comediennes. This made me want to look more into the life of Lucille Ball. Great job!

A delightful little play about how people view themselves and others. While very funny, it's also sensitive to its characters.

The playwright really delves into a subject that is almost never spoken about in public, but has certainly been broached. As such, you get a total sense of being a fly on the wall for this. A great little play.

A fantastic short play with sharply drawn characters. I really appreciate the attention to detail, both with the references to pop culture and to the subtle work the playwright has done in making these real people. Great work!

This is a play that continually twists and turns, keeping you tagging along for the whole ride. The play treats both characters fairly, which makes for a very touching experience.

A terrific riff on both Shakespeare's Hamlet and arrogant Hollywood culture. The playwright has created two fully developed characters and put them together, with the inevitable joyous conflict that results.

A poison-penned love letter to the 90s, and a great dark comedy about the high school cliques that we both hated and desperately sought to join. The playwright weaves through direct address, dialogue with a sharp edge, and quiet scenes that speak volumes. One of the most creative plays I've seen in a long time.

What's great about this play is that it takes the time to explore relationship ups and downs, not settling for an easy answer between the characters. Showing that despite our abilities, we all have human failings. A fine little play.

A funny and touching little play about what draws us into hoping for a better future. A great visual and theatrical style with a strong story makes this a great piece for any festival.

A powerful reworking of Antigone for our present situation. The parallels are stark and striking, while the play is grounded in the concerns of the modern characters. A great little piece to remind us of what is happening now.