Recommended by Gina Femia

  • Gina Femia: Enter Your Sleep by C. Quintana (CQ)
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    A heartbreaking, beautifully crafted play full of poetic language and possibility.

    A heartbreaking, beautifully crafted play full of poetic language and possibility.

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  • Gina Femia: Locusts Have No King by C. Julian Jiménez
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    I was lucky enough to see a production of Locusts Have No King and was absolutely spellbound by it - as well as delightfully horrified. A unique, exciting play I hope to see again!

    I was lucky enough to see a production of Locusts Have No King and was absolutely spellbound by it - as well as delightfully horrified. A unique, exciting play I hope to see again!

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  • Gina Femia: Abortion Road Trip by Rachel Lynett
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    What a ride! This play is fiercely funny and fearless, filled with well rounded female characters. I especially enjoyed the complex sister relationship at its core, as well as all the female voices that populate the play.

    What a ride! This play is fiercely funny and fearless, filled with well rounded female characters. I especially enjoyed the complex sister relationship at its core, as well as all the female voices that populate the play.

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  • Gina Femia: An Untitled New Play By Justin Timberlake by Matt Schatz
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    This play made me laugh so hard I was in tears, it's a brilliant, satirical, biting comment on the theatre industry, done with so much heart and soul, I loved it so much and can't wait to see it produced hopefully sometime soon.

    This play made me laugh so hard I was in tears, it's a brilliant, satirical, biting comment on the theatre industry, done with so much heart and soul, I loved it so much and can't wait to see it produced hopefully sometime soon.

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  • Gina Femia: Meet Murasaki Shikibu Followed by Book-Signing, and Other Things by Julia Izumi
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    This play is so delightful! I saw it at NYC Fringe and had a smile on my face the entire time. I learned a lot about Murasaki and deeply felt the struggle about holding onto an identity you've lost.

    This play is so delightful! I saw it at NYC Fringe and had a smile on my face the entire time. I learned a lot about Murasaki and deeply felt the struggle about holding onto an identity you've lost.

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  • Gina Femia: The Reckless Season by Lauren Ferebee
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    Lauren's dialogue is razer sharp, her humor surprising and characters aggressively human. This play delves into what it's like to return from battle and how to deal with your own personal war. Wonderful.

    Lauren's dialogue is razer sharp, her humor surprising and characters aggressively human. This play delves into what it's like to return from battle and how to deal with your own personal war. Wonderful.

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  • Gina Femia: you do not look by Callan Stout
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    This is a beautiful, funny, enlightening play about trauma and living. Callan wraps up a story of trauma within a haunting ghost story.

    This is a beautiful, funny, enlightening play about trauma and living. Callan wraps up a story of trauma within a haunting ghost story.

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  • Gina Femia: Cracks by Jacob Marx Rice
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    I had the pleasure of seeing Jacob develop this play during Pipeline Theatre's PlayLab. I deeply admire Jacob's snappy, realistic and funny dialogue as well as how he delicately handles the tragedy of depression and suicide. This is a beautiful play.

    I had the pleasure of seeing Jacob develop this play during Pipeline Theatre's PlayLab. I deeply admire Jacob's snappy, realistic and funny dialogue as well as how he delicately handles the tragedy of depression and suicide. This is a beautiful play.

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  • Gina Femia: Leni & Joseph by Jacob Marx Rice
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    A riveting, heart pounding historical drama that grasped me and didn't let me go. Jacob's dialogue is spectacular as he humanizes both of these complex historical figures in surprising ways. A very timely tale in this political climate, I hope to see this play produced very soon.

    A riveting, heart pounding historical drama that grasped me and didn't let me go. Jacob's dialogue is spectacular as he humanizes both of these complex historical figures in surprising ways. A very timely tale in this political climate, I hope to see this play produced very soon.

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  • Gina Femia: VALERIE: A COSPLAY MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
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    I'm surprised this play is unproduced at the time of this recommendation! It's so much fun and extremely poignant. A lot of fun for a female performer and perfect for anyone who enjoys pop culture. Someone, produce this play!

    I'm surprised this play is unproduced at the time of this recommendation! It's so much fun and extremely poignant. A lot of fun for a female performer and perfect for anyone who enjoys pop culture. Someone, produce this play!

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