Recommended by Cole Hunter Dzubak

We've all been there, Joe. Regardless of what end of the call we've been on, we've all been there.

I could read a Debra A. Cole play every day and be happy. This is a beautiful piece about embracing fear, starting new, and opening new conversations. Bravo, Deb!

Daniel Prillaman is someone who I go to when I want a good scare. They understand how to perfectly build tension right up to the big reveal. If you want to be scared, I beg of you, dive into this play and get lost in the terror.

This play also includes one of my new favorite stage directions:
"However it looks like, PATIENT mildly freaks the fuck out."

What a lovely piece examining the changing of time and the changing of social norms. Christopher Soucy writes Monica with much passion and care, and this would be a lovely introduction to any spooky night of theatre.

A very great slow burn that leaves a lot up to the imagination. Brian Cox builds wonderful tension centered on a very touching relationship.

A brilliant commentary on horror as a genre and is masterfully written by the very funny, very scary, very outstanding Christopher Soucy.

Ian Donley crafts a brilliant tale using Seussified rhymes to match the seriousness of hooking up with someone who is married. This play is a true roller coaster with witty dialogue and plenty of highs and lows!

I was able to see this play performed live in Livonia this past February! Never did I think that watching two raccoons on stage would teach me something about tragedy and love. This is a heartbreaking play, but at the same time, there is something magical and heartwarming about the journey that Joffrey and Grace go on during this piece. Bravo!

I was lucky to see this play performed live in Livonia this past February! The relationship that Floyd-Priskorn creates for this piece is so engaging and interesting to watch as an audience member. While the circumstances are unfortunate, the try at romance does not go unnoticed. Really fun script that highlights love overcoming all and caring for your person.

I got to see this play performed live in Livonia this past February! What a wonderful slice-of-life play. The conversation seems so fluid, and the conversation feels so natural. Really great example for anyone looking to create the perfect conversation play.