Recommended by Gina Femia

I love science in a play. I love fantasy in a play. I love when they're combined to make a sweet and daring adventure. The mystery slowly unravels, the clues fall into place and my heart aches- what a powerful play.

Just stumbled upon this play on the Exchange - it's so great. Innocent, honest, sad. Fantastic, quick-witted dialogue. An examination of who we are and what happens when the secrets we hide bubble to the surface. Great roles for teenagers.

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.

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.

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 gutted me. Powerful, haunting, painful and brilliant. Hilary knows how to reach deep inside a person and tear them apart with her words.

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.

A very sweet romantic comedy for the stage. This play was funny and touching, extremely endearing and ultimately hopeful. I enjoyed it very much.

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.

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.