Recommended by Cole Hunter Dzubak

A touching play that examines the meaning in work, meaning of life, and the meaning we put behind others in our lives. Malloy excellently delivers two realistic characters everyone wants to root for.

This is a scary relatable play. I've seen my fair share of tragedies, and I've had loved ones involved in their fair share. The amount of times I've had to think about this scenario is far too many. Moughon takes this very upsetting topic and makes it human. This is such a fantastic piece of theatre and I can't wait to work on it (in the near future)!

You will laugh out loud reading this piece. I couldn't put it down and couldn't stop laughing until the very last piece of dialogue. Erin Moughon is a master of comedy for all I'm concerned about because this is truly one of the funniest pieces of theatre I've read!

A brilliant comedy that brings just as much drama as it does laughs. The audience can feel for these characters while also experiencing humor from the circumstances they are thrown into. The combination of Dana Hall and David Lipschutz certainly is a winning one!

You know that Joe Swenson is an artist who takes pride in how careful he is in portraying different experiences. This play is handled beautifully, and we see a brief moment captured poignantly in this short piece. Bravo!

The staging that a director and cast can explore with this piece is so exciting to think about! Joe creates an absolutely thrilling piece of theatre that is full of complex dialogue, dynamic characters, and empathy for the people we see living on stage.

Gutwrenching with a beautiful twist. What Swenson does here masterfully is lure you in and keep you engaged so that when the twist is finally revealed, it is completely shocking. A lovely piece of theatre that will capture the hearts of any reader or audience.

Joe Swenson truly is a master of words. A beautiful story with dynamic characters and dialogue. Absolutely thrilling and breathtaking!

This is absolutely terrifying! I was waiting for the twist, but wow that was something. Rachel Feeny-Williams really created such a wonderful and scary piece. I'm genuinely at a last for words over that ending. Such a strong way to end a piece.

I feel like it would be unfair of me to say anything else in this recommendation other than this is one of the funniest and most relatable pieces of theatre I have ever read.