Recommended by Bailey Jordan Garcia

Evolution in every sense of the word. This beautiful short play captures the trials of Kieran and Mona as they try to understand one another deeply and truly. A fantastic piece for a pair of non-binary actors; written authentically and with grace. A lovely read and would be even lovelier on the stage.

An unexpected encounter leads to conversations about love, addiction, need, and blue whales. A compelling piece that would be fun to see staged!

Pondering the intricacies in living in a world in which more and more people are ready to identify as non-binary, Perry explores not only the non-binary perspective, but the perspective of cisgender allies as well. A great piece for monologues!

An incredibly sweet play about ghosts, the paranormal world, and acceptance. Trans folk have always been around and this was a fun and lovely read/reminder of that.

Just saw this at The Cell and I am absolutley in love. 2004 camp meets deeply complex situations and characters -- all while you can't stop laughing. Highly highly highly recommend!

I've been a big fan of this piece for a while. This high-concept (yet easy to produce) 10-minute explores gender identity and presentation through beautiful nuance whilst bombastic characters take full advantage of the social hierarchy and their surroundings. A brilliant piece that shows so much promise for what the future holds from playwright Roni Ragone. Now, what are you still doing here? Go read!!!

This show is an absolutely joyous time-jumping adventure that leaves you wanting more. With beautifully written LGBTQ (and straight) characters, it is impossible not to care about these characters. “God Is Dead & April’s Getting Married” isn’t afraid to ask questions rather than answer them, which just adds to the beauty of the story.