Recommended by Ross Tedford Kendall

Anyone who has had a roommate can commiserate with these characters, especially dealing with real or imagined issues that crop up. A dark and funny play that rolls along at a great clip.

Smart, funny, unexpected, touching. Not enough good words to describe this little gem. Good roles for underrepresented talent as well.

A beautiful little story that tells you everything you need to know in one minute. Highly recommended.

Uncompromising, stark, and somehow keeping hope in the face of brutality. The war may have passed into history, but human nature and human dignity will keep this play relevant for years to come.

Short, sweet, and funny as all get out. Each character either embracing or skewering the follies of aspiring art critics. Would love to see this staged.

Brutally realistic scenes interspersed with stylized segments make ACCOMMODATION a fascinating look at a situation with no easy answers. A teacher with past success struggles with both the new accommodations forced on her by a system she doesn't understand, along with her own personal demons. The themes in this play resonate with every line.

Two extraordinarily well drawn characters, a surging thematic thrust, and a complex yet engaging story make this a delight to read. Hope to see it onstage very soon.

Family by Numbers provides a lyrical, thoughtful, and emotional portrait of a family, their trials, their togetherness, and their tragedy. Simple, yet emotionally deep and resonant.

Early Birds features two great roles for actresses in their golden years. The play delves into what friendship really means, and has a unique setting.

Poignant drama about familial bonds, rekindling love, and ghosts of the past. Playwright E.M. Lewis has a love for language and it comes through in this play.