Recommended by Christopher Soucy

Epic. Absolutely epic. What a fan service to not only the definition of erstwhile, but TCM, the stars of yesteryear, and Peter Fonda’s pharmaceutical grade weed. A fun, funny time!

It is all beautiful, isn't it? How quickly we forget or ignore that. What a wonderful affirmation for our daily lives. Acceptance and beauty, indeed.

A great intimate moment in the throes of historic turmoil. It is easy to overlook the day-to-day lives of people who lived through such large-scale events. But this is personal, private, and full of the uncertainty that plagues us in small but equally historic moments.

Aging is fraught with peril. Here we see a family dealing with one of the most insidious of those perils. This play is a sweet, intimate peek behind the curtain of a family in flux. With humor abounding, this play tackles a sensitive subject with a tender hand.

A perfect setup with a perfect twist. How the horror easily shifts from imagined to reality right before our eyes os a feat of dramatic engineering.

What a wonderful, light, and reaffirming play. Sometimes you just have to stop and deeply examine with a magnifying glass the roses.

Thoroughly enjoyed this hilarious onstage documentary. A deep dive into what makes an event compelling and the absurd nature of rodent/human interactions.

How immensely clever! A murder mystery and a medical drama wrapped up in a metaphysical blanket. Julie Brandon gives us a comatose character interacting with her rational self in whatever void exists in a coma.

Diabolically vague. Leaves you wanting more! How perfect a description of a moment, no light on what came before, no indication of what comes next, the moment is all.

What’s in a name? Would a nose by any other name smell as sweet? Bray has unleashed his off-kilter humor in a truly entertaining examination of whether we are our names or do we make our names?