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Gina Femia

Recommended by Gina Femia

  • I KNOW WHAT BOYS WANT by Penny Jackson
    24 Jul. 2015
    “ Saw this play in its most recent incarnation and found it to be funny, interesting and incredibly timely. It captured me the entire time. Colleges and Universities should really take a look at doing this play as it directly speaks to their generation without speaking down to them. I think they would love to act in it as well as see it performed. ”
  • Goldor $ Mythyka: A Hero Is Born by Lynn Rosen
    24 Jul. 2015
    “ My favorite play of 2013 and still the theatrical experience that has stuck with me more than any other. This script is a daring dream, embracing theatricality and exploding with heart. ”
  • Once Upon A Bride There Was A Forest by Kristen Palmer
    24 Jul. 2015
    “ One of my favorite theatre-going experiences last year. A magical, exciting and heartfelt journey; I was happy to go along for the adventure. ”
  • MEXICO by Hilary Bettis
    23 Jul. 2015
    “ Mexico gutted me. Powerful, haunting, painful and brilliant. Hilary knows how to reach deep inside a person and tear them apart with her words. ”
  • Where You Can't Follow by Adam Szymkowicz
    23 Jul. 2015
    “ Beautiful, and heartwrenching - one of the most moving and funny plays I've ever read about death. Adam confronts the journey's end with unflinching honesty. I started laughing and ended crying - everything I would want out of a play. ”
  • EMERALD GIRL by Penny Jackson
    9 Jul. 2015
    “ A very sweet romantic comedy for the stage. This play was funny and touching, extremely endearing and ultimately hopeful. I enjoyed it very much. ”
  • Boldly Go by Matt Barbot
    9 Jul. 2015
    “ Matt Barbot's imagination is boundless. He's able to capture a love story within a true tale of science fiction. This play is fun, funny and poignant - it's amazing how far Barbot can take us in just a few pages. ”
  • The Cookie Fight by Judith Leora
    9 Jul. 2015
    “ Judith Leora's ability to mix humor with heartbreak constantly astounds me, both in this and all of her plays. This is a beautiful, fiercely written play with a powerful cast of characters. I cannot recommend it highly enough. ”
  • Rare Birds by Adam Szymkowicz
    6 Jul. 2015
    “ A haunting and poignant coming of age story, this play is brutally honest and cuts straight to the heart. A real reflection of our time, capturing the reality of bullying in a way I haven't seen on stage. Saw a reading at LCT3 and couldn't stop thinking about it - it will stick to your mind for days. ”
  • Any Day Now by Nat Cassidy
    6 Jul. 2015
    “ A zombie origin story coupled with a family drama, Nat Cassidy has written a funny, truly terrifying horror story that explores complex family dynamics, grief and greed through the lens of the undead. I saw this as a reading at ESPADrills and hope to see it produced in all its bloody glory at some point soon. ”

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