Recommended by Alexander Perez

A tight short that plays on audience expectations and expertly subverts them right before they come to fruition. Well-crafted, funny, and sharp.

Andersen's river journey takes us through time by way of expertly paced and executed scenes that weave into one another like memory itself. What's more is her portrayal of our own dedication to artistic philosophies and the folly in limiting your perspective, even if it's a wide lens. This play is about so much more than painting, it's an exercise in how to live with your art without losing sight of what makes the practice worth it.

Less is more and this distillation of the newfound engagement our population is training themselves to employ is absolute perfection.

This play is a knife fight in a tight corner; Intimate and Harrowing. Gonzalez’s characters are deceptively simple yet contain multitudes. This is further emphasized by the split casting of the Cuckold which in and of itself is a stroke of pure genius.

A breakneck comedy that accurately depicts the collective "walls closing in" feeling of the last year. Shit jobs, bad relationships, and neglected health regimens are just the tip of the iceberg and Young's heroine is ready to take life back from the wolves.

In a sea of hackneyed COVID-era plays, this stands tall as an example of how to parse collective trauma in a way that's funny, true, and affirming.

Wade's absurd job interview gone terribly right is a laugh out loud romp. Weaving in the elements I personally adore about open A/B character plays while simultaneously keeping us firmly anchored to the clear message it's getting across. I NEED THIS PRODUCT!

An uneasy vibe gives way to gruesome truths in this brief but dense thriller. MacLean's characters are vivid and desperate. They'll get what they feel they deserve, no matter who stands in their way.

A creative look at the day history devised it's rhyming scheme. Expertly paced. Rife with clever parallels, knowing smirks, and heart.

Literally what can I say?

Absolutely floored. Moving, hysterical, brutal, theatrical, poignant, heartbreaking, wholesome, timely, absurd, did I mention hysterical?

Adamson's equine fever dream is a masterwork. Bravo.

Every time I thought I had this play figured out it had yet another trick up it’s sleeve. Quick, witty, and coursing with intrigue