Recommended by Darcy Parker Bruce

This play this play this play. So funny. So beautiful and wrenching. So theatrical. I'm so happy to have found this play and I'm excited to read the rest of Jaisey's work. I look forward to seeing this show on stage.

Oh Peter. Your work is marvelous marvelous marvelous. What a beautiful assortment of thoughts La Claque is. And all with a very specific vision, and purpose, and melody- you don't need to hear the music to understand this work. This story crawled into me and rested and I need to hear it/ see it. continue to artistically absorb it. An artist to watch and an artist to celebrate, please produce this if only so I can be in the room with the characters and the music.

Tira is one of my favorite playwrights. She has a way of writing humanity into every moment and every character, but she also continues to write important, politically informed, and relevant works for the world we are living in right now. TWO DEGREES is a desperately important play with a strong narrative and moments of beautiful theatricality. I would love to see this play produced again and again!

I worked with Josh while he was developing this piece with Exquisite Corpse company and I love the way his brain works. He's wild, and this play shows that wildness with his wonderful imagination. Josh is someone you want in the room. He is a lovely human, and this play is a RIDE. Read it!

welcome to powerhouse playwrights island population rachel flippin bykowski. I LOVE this play and I love Charlie and Charlie's individual drive to play the shit out of some softball and frankly who cannot relate to hiding your gender/what even is gender? so that you can be a part of a team and also be in love with your own ferocity and Charlie and Rachel are both ferocious. I would really like to see more productions of Rachel's work.

We need to talk about Catia's completely UNIQUE theatrical voice. She's a young writer to watch- and watch closely. I've never read anyone who strings words and ideas together quite like Catia, and that excites me so much. She makes me think in a theatrical vein I didn't know existed. DISINSEMINATION is a delightfully dark new play, and I encourage you to get to know this play, and this playwright.

Ugh. Charlotte's writing is beautiful. She's also such an amazing human, and the kind of artist you definitely want to get in the room with. I love the way she organizes her thoughts on page, and how she brings together the most unlikely themes and ingredients and yet works them together in a way that makes it seems as if they were made for each other. This play is lovely. Read it please.

um. this is a psa to say y'all need to read Marcus and his work like RN. put your other sh*t down and come together over this play. Marcus' voice is VIBRANT and URGENT and his work is just good.

PLUTO is a play we need to teach to all of our theater students. The resulting conversation is vital to growing a community of young adults eager to engage in difficult and often taboo subjects. This play is beautiful. It's layered, but not too complex, and above all, it's not an issue play. It's a play about so many things, but most importantly it's a play that will get an audience talking- whether an audience of one student in front of a screen, or an entire theater. This play is IMPORTANT.

I love this play. I love how well balanced it is, and how immediate and intimate the story feels to an audience. From Chris and Adiel's moments of childhood love and innocence, to Pika crashing into their storyline- this is a play with multiple hearts. It's alive, and vicious, and beautiful. I think Hansol's work is magnificent and I would like to see theater companies produce more of her work. Anywhere, everywhere, we need these plays we need this art.