Recommended by Gina Femia

This play gripped me and wouldn't let me go. One of the most powerful plays about PTSD in the context of science fiction I've ever read. At once heartpounding and deeply emotional, Claire Kiechel has a unique, distinct voice in theatre. I hope to see this play produced soon.

A smart, touching and moving play about grief and how we carry our heartache - and how we heal.

A beautiful, touching, powerful play about time, that discusses the significance of our lives in the most human way I've seen on stage.

Dark, twisted, emotionally brutal and incredibly fun, Honors Students is, at its core, a play about growing up - and the choices we need to make when reality rears its ugly head.

This play gripped me and refused to let me go! So imaginative! So clever! I wanted to go along the adventure with them and feared for their lives at the same time. A story about the endless possibilities of the world when you're a child and the painful truth that comes along with growing up.

Wow. A powerful play that slowly unravels, perfectly capturing the pain of depression and grief and the joyful exhilaration of living.

My sides were splitting, I was laughing so hard and I was completely engaged with Penny's journey. An epic-ly funny play about the Millennial American Dream.

This play emotionally wrecked me. So powerful, so heartbreaking, so full.

A larger than life, fun, adventurous play, brimming with theatrical possibility. So imaginative, so funny - so important.

A strong play that boldly discusses economics and the tension between different classes broadly and courageously. Great roles for a diverse group of actors.