Recommended by Samantha Marchant

Wonderful riff on Ionesco and absurdism. I love each of the three main characters' last moments. The townspeople are too funny!

I would love to see this in a night of short plays! Sickles takes your mind on such adventures while he only calls for one actor on stage. He invites your mind to soar. I love what is included from mythology and what's expanded upon to include today and illusion. Izar is a fabulous character with powers to dig into. Poseidon better watch out! The Minotaur (especially if voiced by two actors at the same time) gave me chills!

I loved reading this play and I want to see it! Polak weaves parallels between time and space with ease. The protest moments at the beginning and end are striking bookends. I'm so into the use of ghosts and Chopin's monologue. Act II is such a powerful interlude. I so appreciate the musings on time and action. I dig how many characters get to have intimate moments. Highly recommend!

Riding in on a bike in a faded pink thong sets the funny tone to the scene right off the bat. The ways modernity thwarts cupid are smart. I think his last job seems like a sweet one. I hope it goes well!

Extremely powerful and well crafted. The details are concrete and heartbreaking. Solid all round!

This stage manager is in charge! I love it. Funny circumstances with a funny twist. Well done.

Love the names! Light hearted jab at a tough situation.

Love the layering in the restaurant and the end. Many stunning moments. Each character would be great to unpack in production. Well done!

I feel for Sophia, some time the anxiety to impress is too much! I'm glad it all comes to a head and she's able to leave the mess behind.

I was struck by the repetition and revision, space and the sea and all the beautiful moments with the stars.