Recommended by Samantha Marchant

Butter is such the perfect name for the reluctant kid of a professional knife thrower. The tension caused by the counting down of knives and the chorus is thick. Well done!

This script has lots of fun playing with language. Love the points about temporary vs. permanent. A moving mother-son story dealing with grief.

I love the movement, rhythm and how it all builds. Little details like a cat named McRib and how how eyes are never brown or blue or green but moss or pollution or mud or sea or tar-- are wonderful. This would be a blast to direct and a thrill to see. Highly recommend.

This script pushes and "goes there" and it's wonderful!

Cho has a definite knack for spoof! A lot of laugh out loud lines mixed in with very real critiques on on race, stereotypes and the entertainment industry. I enjoyed getting to see the whole span of Grace and Janette's relationship and the ending and post-script scene are great!

What great movement and images. So active! Would make a great audition piece. Collier paints such a thorough picture. I feel for the character because what's a better reason to go into a life of dentistry than what's described here?

I felt invited into the family from the very beginning, which made me feel the joy in their quirks and the deep grief in their mourning. The ending is lovely. Well done!

Lovely weaving of familiar myths and original story of the messengers. It moved at a great pace, making it enjoyable to read and I bet even better to see. I greatly appreciate this in-depth look at characters often over looked, messengers. The messengers'' and Calidan's monologues near the end beautifully depict the script's message on fate and meaning.

The ridiculous little details make this already funny situation that much more enjoyable and unique. Well done!

Masterful word play that is very fun to read and I imagine even greater to see on stage! Love the shadows, the streets and hat buying.