Recommended by Samantha Marchant

  • Spaced Out
    16 Dec. 2020
    Great fun for a young audience! Lots of great movement and fun to watch on stage, all while learning about animals in space.
  • Bereavement Leave
    16 Dec. 2020
    So, so funny in one of my favorite kind of ways. Dark and subtle. I LOVE the floor manager. The other characters are utterly singular despite having numbers for names. A treat to read. Would love to see. Highly recommend.
  • FUEL
    15 Dec. 2020
    Distilled and electric.
  • All of the Napkins are Wet (a monologue) (Playing on the Periphery #1)
    10 Dec. 2020
    Lots of great lines like "taffeta car alarms." Daphne knows what she wants and I hope she gets it.
  • Triptych on Divining
    8 Dec. 2020
    To "hope if we change, we change the same. Change together," is a beautiful sentiment in a universe that McClain highlights is always changing.
  • FUTURE WIFE
    8 Dec. 2020
    This script is so great! The language is masterful. It hooked me from the first scene with the pirates. I love the use of multiple choruses and how Tang leaves open exactly who is talking when. The possibilities! And the ways it all could be staged! Definitely a play I want to see! Reading it left me inspired - thinking of the economy, art, and death.
  • Forget Me Not When Far Away
    7 Dec. 2020
    A vivid, quirky world filled with so many well-crafted characters. A witty, thoughtful delight!
  • Nothing Remained But Voice And Bones
    4 Dec. 2020
    Dwyer's script drives at it's core from all angles and across a lifetime. All roads lead to one overwhelming, highly relatable thought. The weight of this constant self-negging is crushing and so very real.
  • THE CROSSWORD PLAY (or Ezmeranda's Gift)
    2 Dec. 2020
    I love the use of a crossword as a vehicle for a one-person show. This script is clever and in command even when the Puzzlemaker is not.
  • Or, An Astronaut Play
    1 Dec. 2020
    This script employs a masterful cadence - vividly displaying each character, their struggles, privilege.

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