Recommended by Cheryl Bear

A powerful play that tackles the inclusivity of cultures and who fits the bill to belong when we're all too eager to exclude. Well done.

This doesn't go well for Jess thanks to that annoying Ryan who just won't go away. Funny, sweet and an important call for us to be there for those struggling to cope with life. Well done.

Life is a series of choices and there are a million roads we could have taken. How satisfied are we with the one we chose? Well done.

For anyone who has been through heartbreak, this play will have you cheering for recovery from trauma and not to wait anymore to move forward in our lives. Well done.

A terrific capture of the moment of a global pandemic when there is so much uncertainty, but let's hope for possibility and a better world. Well done!

A powerful and thought provoking play that brings police violence and the systems that support it to the forefront. How will June handle the wishes of her family and the responsibility she feels towards her brother? Well done.

A powerful call to attention for us all to ask if we have the moral courage to do the right thing even if it compromises our careers. Will Jefferson lose the show and more? Well done.

Will a change finally happen? A call for change when the emotional toll is taking it's hit because it's so predictable what happens next. Well done.

In an airport, two former lovers come together once again. Will they have a second chance? Well done.

In the aftermath of violent acts is when a group of people discover what resistance truly is. It's being alive and embracing love. Well done.