Recommended by Samantha Marchant

Great script! The arc of the two female characters reaching towards connection - awesome. Funny and smart.

Love the “zipping” through spaces. The characters in this play pretend to find out - what’s more perfect for theater?

A tender look at love and aging. Well done.

A terrific mix of everyday and fantasy! Sickle’s script left me with hope they’ll get through this one way or another.

I greatly enjoyed the word choice and flow in the script. A favorite line is, “Rose-tinted glasses make urine look like orange juice. And I
don’t want to drink my own piss.” A play about motherhood and being believed.

There is an ease to these characters, even when they may be feeling awkward, which makes them very likable. A great play for teen performers.

A well paced script about capitalism, environmentalism and how women interact and react to each other. Each of the three characters is a strong female role.

The flow of this script is very effective. I enjoyed the pasta analogy. The bear in all forms served a strong impression.

Weaver makes sure his characters are cared for and care for each other in this fast paced, very cute two hander.

This is a raw, emotional and theatrical one person show. I enjoyed the meta questions at the top and then how Gonzalez delivered. The exercise at the end was hard, breathtaking and tender. I can imagine how that moment on stage will cut to the core. The very end, and journey to it, brought me to tears.