Recommended by Ross Tedford Kendall

  • THE PLATYPODES
    24 Dec. 2019
    A play that does not let its characters off easy while tackling a very prickly issue. The Platypodes is an emotional rollercoaster, pulling you along for the ride.
  • MAD LOVE
    23 Dec. 2019
    Harrowing, tragic, and touching. The playwright constructs a gripping narrative of a young girl trying to seek to put together a family out of the tatters of her life.
  • he died on a Sunday afternoon, in a motel, on the way to
    23 Dec. 2019
    A play that on the surface seems to be about the quiet moments, but underneath is a roaring, turbulent narrative on life's events and the way we deal, or not deal, with them. Imaginative and suspenseful.
  • Have Patients
    26 Nov. 2019
    Short, but sweet, this play really puts us in the shoes of a newly hired receptionist dealing with an unconventional patient. Touches on the trials of customer service, and makes you emphasize with a character who watches the world blithely accept the utter absurdity that swirls around her.
  • EIGHT NIGHTS
    26 Nov. 2019
    A journey through the life of a Holocaust survivor, with the struggles and triumphs on full display. The playwright crafts a story that is deeply touching, yet not sentimental. Its power lies in the honest truth and the window it provides into one of humanity's darkest chapters, but still shining a light on the hope and future. This is a play that should go far.
  • (SHORT DUMBSHOW:) The Train
    3 Nov. 2019
    A delightful short play not reliant on dialogue but with simple visual performances by two actors. A challenging yet satisfying piece for a director for sure. All with a beautiful narrative.
  • ELEVATOR GIRL
    29 Oct. 2019
    Hoke mixes the allure of superhero mythology with the very real subject of rape culture. Metaphoric and evocative, this play delves into a world where villains are often where you least expect, and heroes are not always a single person.
  • Mothboi
    24 Oct. 2019
    A fun little play revolving around a mysterious piece of American folklore. Perfect for a spooky 10 minute fest, or really any festival that wants a scary play. Set and costume designers will also love it!
  • What About Bismarck
    21 Oct. 2019
    Nice little play about the formation of an unlikely friendship. Compelling, thoughtful, and coming together with an unexpected ending.
  • TEXT, a Soundscape Play
    21 Oct. 2019
    A play riffing on the banality of a life fixated on a small screen. Even apocalyptic events outside cannot draw this character away from his little addictive box. Smart, funny, and startlingly simple yet complex in its symbolism.

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