Recommended by Sharai Bohannon

I want this to travel schools and I want the recordings of audiences giggling. I also want the pages that it would inspire its young audiences to write. Give the kids horror, comedy, experimental plays written by Matthew Weaver please!

This is fun, quick, and very timely with what's been in our news cycle. Well played!

I don't know how Martin pulled off a 1-minute immersive play but here we are! The immediacy of the play leaps off of the page and I hope to be an audience that experiences in person someday. Well played!

This was delightfully unexpected! Weaver packs in a lot in a one page play that leaves us with a lot more insight into these characters (and this relationship) than some full-lengths. Well played!

We need this play. It's unflinching, necessary, and takes the direct route in addressing how the Supreme Court failed Dr. Blasey-Ford and survivors everywhere.

This was a cute and sassy part of my day!

Playwright Madelyn Sergel pens ANOTHER PIECE OF CAKE with heart, humor and sophistication and it is a welcome addition to Artemisia’s Fall Festival 2019 Finalist List.

Artemisia congratulates playwright Deneen Reynolds-Knott for her insightful and beautifully-crafted writing in BATON, one of our Fall Festival 2019 Finalists.

AFTER ROME is a smart and searing examination of the lost friendship between two Muslim women reuniting twenty-five years after the Bosnian War. Yasmine B. Rana's play is perfect for Artemisia’s Fall Festival Finalist list.

Artemisia is thrilled to have Sue H. Pak’s THE FIXER as one of our Fall Festival 2019 finalists. She pens a remarkable story that raises disturbing moral questions around sexual misconduct.