Recommended by Cheryl Bear

The dream we've all wished for has come true, create your perfect companion! But this may lead to complications. We've given up the uncertainty and real connections that make life worth living. Great work!

Fantastic monologue on new motherhood, you can feel it's truth and it's just beautiful to read. Excellent!

A fabulously entertaining and extremely fun comedy about a girl named Rebecca and the couple's lives she throws into chaos. History, traditions, and vitality. The things that get richer with age! Fantastic.

The national pastime you've given your life and loyalty to kind of makes you question the risks you've taken and accomplishments you've made. If we don't have any more time, how do we want to spend the time we've left? Powerful and well done.

Honey the years take a toll on you and, when you're stuck in a rut, a teenage daughter who is discovering herself and chasing dreams reminds you of your youthful vitality. There comes a point when you realize you've stopped and may have made too many compromises. The truth, when it comes out, is explosive. Relatable, funny and well done.

The revenge of the dress, that awful dress that you'd rather die than be seen in! And you have to pay $250 for it! What do you do, steal the show darling!

No one likes to be the extra woman so when you throw your BFF aside for a dashing man, well it goes swimmingly. Besides who else can you rely on to visit Picasso's birthplace with you? Ladies first.

A powerful ensemble story of the everyday continual harassment that reaches it's boiling point with these women as they decide to take matters into their own hands. A story of a group of women who would rather be villains if necessary than victims. Incredible work.

An incredibly captivating political and cultural story of roots, flight and revolution. Explosive and powerful work!

I've had the pleasure of being one of the actors involved in the development of this piece. An incredibly powerful story tackling some key issues of prejudice and what it takes to be a fitting godfather. Well done.