Recommended by Philip Kaplan

A lovely monologue about loss, family and the impact of those left behind, full of precise devastating details.

A poignant play showing the aftermath of violence with a hopeful message.

A great play. Each of the characters are vivid and clearly drawn. The play is full of surprises, and humor, and each character has their own satisfying arc. This is a fantastic ensemble play hinting at the mysterious.

In this dystopian absurdist comedy, Claire is unemployed, along with most other Americans, because no one has a full time job anymore. She has to deal with her overbearing mother, her jealous girlfriend, the pushy wife of her father and her new job, motivating all the temps. This is a very funny, and satiric play.

The Other Kids Ran Away adroitly reinvents the werewolf for the modern age, with a focus on the sexual side of the werewolf and its implications. Vivid characters, fast paced, and sharp writing.

A fun taste of the future. Writing is sharp, it makes a point and it has a twist ending.

A compelling and unfortunately timely monologue. It vividly brings to life the horror of a mass shooting and how faith can still triumph.

A heartbreaking monologue with an emotional wallop.

A funny fantasy about family secrets and dinosaurs. Full of twists.

A riveting play that shows how an artist can be corrupted by power, and how the powerful can use art to achieve their goals.