Recommended by Gina Femia

  • Gina Femia: Rare Birds by Adam Szymkowicz
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    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.

    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.

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  • Gina Femia: Any Day Now by Nat Cassidy
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    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.

    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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  • Gina Femia: BIOLIFE by Cecilia Copeland
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    A biting commentary on our present day, Biolife is a imaginative, futuristic sci-fi adventure of the human condition. Cecilia has one of the most unique voices, blending sci-fi and realism, a human story with social commentary. Highly recommend this play and hope to see it produced someday!

    A biting commentary on our present day, Biolife is a imaginative, futuristic sci-fi adventure of the human condition. Cecilia has one of the most unique voices, blending sci-fi and realism, a human story with social commentary. Highly recommend this play and hope to see it produced someday!

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