Recommended by Gina Femia

I love this play so much and am so glad it's receiving a rolling world premiere. A play about grief and loss and what we do to get through it, it's beautiful and deserves to be on all the stages in the world.

This play is completely badass, one of the most successful dystopian futures I've read in a play with a world that is not so similar to ours. Lydia's got a powerhouse of a voice and it's thoroughly represented in this amazing play.

A tight, powerful play about women and the very specific ways they're caused to suffer in a world driven by men and perceptions. This play should be produced.

A terrifying, satisfying horror story for the stage that feels super relevant to the political climate of today. This play is begging to be performed and is incredibly timely and necessary. Produce this play!

This is one of my favorite plays for so many reasons. In addition to being an imaginative take on the coming of age story, it's magical realism at its best. The sibling relationship at its core is real and raw and heartbreaking. I've been lucky enough to see this play develop, I now want to see it be produced!

A powerful, daring new play. This should be on everyone's To Read list and To Produce list!

I saw a production of this powerful new play in the Fresh Fruit Festival - a play that's necessary for our times, that examines every side of every issue we're grappling with in a very human way. An important new work!

I was lucky enough to see this play in process as part of New Georges' Audrey Residency. The Gaba Girl is an innovative, sometimes shocking, often funny look at female idolization and sexuality. I cannot wait to see this produced.

A fantastic, powerful, riveting play. I'm in utter awe.

A great play about social media and blurred lines. Rich characters & gorgeous dialogue that culminates in a powerful ending.