Recommended by Samantha Marchant

Cathartic and transporting.

Relatable feeling and character. Well done!

Every character is a complete package and it’s fun to see what each new person brings to the script. Maggie and her situation feels oh so real and then tension when everything comes crashing down! Little details round out this piece. Well done!

Sci-fi, superhero, film noir - Hannam mixes a lot of great ingredients and surprises into this script.

Funny and cute with a twist I didn’t see coming!

Very funny! Lots of physical humor that I’m sure is just hysterical on stage and lots of great lines like this gem, “Marxism is for jerks, Ryan.” And it even has a touching theme of being true to yourself and art.

A meta piece about some theater artists snarking back at a theater critic that did them dirty? Or did he? Walton and the characters let us, the audience, decide. Walton does a nice job presenting both sides of the argument and includes some fun and successful time jumps as “exhibits.”

Expert storytelling. Funny and well varied and paced. Would love to catch this at a fringe!

“I just want to create memories that the tide can’t take away.” A beautiful collage reflecting on time, relationships, life and death. I love how the characters, stories, themes weave in and out and that the characters are colors. I enjoyed the end very much. Lots to understand and lots of meaning.

Monique is a dream role - so, so funny! I love how she commands the room with self-deprecating humor and the cast of characters that surrounds her while she is all “alone.” The first 19 pages are killer and I’d love to see where it goes!