Recommended by Cheryl Bear

Perfect fairy tale about bullying, relatable and so much to play with. Great ride for adults and children alike.

Very fun and cute. A joyful burst of sunlight radiates from this little gem.

Beautifully written and powerful. The reason we tell stories, to lend our voices for those who need us. Bravo!

A thriller at its best. We're captivated from start to finish so much so that I'd be hanging on to it for dear life even if there wasn't the silver lining bonus of learning about a culture and it's integral to the plot. It also conquers so many stereotypes and prejudices. It's a gift to a middle easterner when you read a play involving your culture that is this good. Produce this! It's absolutely brilliant!

Online dating remains one of the most dangerous landscapes for good reason, yet it has taken over. Kareem brilliantly uses this to launch into a romantic comedy thriller that completely captures us. Grips us until the end!

The most devastating threat to our survival is neglecting the environment. We deliberately refuse to educate ourselves for fear it'll impede our short sighted goals. And the result will be a barren wasteland with nothing to eat. How do we get people to listen and especially those who are our future? We turn to the maestro playwright Robin Rice. If anyone can save our planet with a pen, she can. This play is so alive and engaging, a fairy tale to save our planet and a brilliant one at that! Bravo!

Freedom is at the core of any artist's survival. It doesn't mean we can't love or have families, but we're terrified of ending up in a cage. As if one has to choose, conformity or living one's passion. The pressures of conformity are always there as is the prejudice against working mothers, regardless of your profession. Women deserve to live their best life and contributing to the continuation of our species shouldn't result in resentment due to crushing their hopes, dreams and ambitions. It isn't good for anyone. Well done!

A beautiful piece of work. Trauma has a lasting consequences, in this case a young girl has a sheer contempt for herself. But using magical realism, she's able to go through a journey to face it all and love herself again. The compassion for others can only come when you love yourself, it's how you see the world. Dark or light. Robin has captured this perfectly. Brilliantly written and extremely well executed! Highly recommend!

Among the list of female world changers is Marjory Stoneman. An environmental hero who saved the Florida Everglades from extinction. The saying goes, strong women never came from easy pasts and that is certainly true. Just as remarkable as the action itself is the determination from within to execute it. An engaging drama which tells the story of a woman who should be remembered and honored for the contribution she's made to us all. Captivating and well done!

Often we don't understand, because our families never talked about it. We struggle to ask for fear we'll drudge up painful memories. Such was the case of many Jews and such was the case with my family, Armenian genocide survivors. Robin has found an ingenious way to bring a metaphor to life in the present to help us understand and she manages to do it with much humor. Bravo, we needed this!