Recommended by Samantha Marchant

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.

I admire the ease of flowing through two different locations showing how they are different and overlap. Magic to see on stage.

A relatable job hunt - would be fun to see all the different masks and what the actor does with them.

Saved speech for one powerful word. Awesome personification of a “cog in the wheel.”

This script goes there/pushes the limits in the best ways. The button ending is perfect.

A lovely solo show as Samantha searches for purpose/meaning in life, family and who’s on the other end of the phone. Barbara does not seem like a good/in tune boss. I wonder if she knew about Samantha’s father when she gave her this task. I wonder if Samantha allows herself to make the connection. Wonderful characters painted through one-sided phone calls. I’d be excited to see the art in production. Hopefully Samantha will get her drawings up on the coffee shop wall someday too.

Nice play with colors! I really enjoyed Harriet’s interaction with Bradley at the end.