Recommended by Gina Femia

I LOOOVED this play. Truly couldn't stop reading. Great adaptation of Antigone, powerful roles for teenagers, truly something special.

Beautiful play about grief and identity. I was moved by the end and can't wait to see where it goes.

Saw this play a Powerhouse and so glad I did - intense, terrifying and some of the smartest writing I've seen. This play is ready to make an explosion.

This play is exciting and big and scary and FUNNY and great. I loved it. Lia presents the world of these teenagers and conversations about body issues and disordered eating with a sharp frankness that I can't praise enough. What a play!

I was lucky enough to see a production of this play in New York and really glad I did - to see the twisted magic happen on stage, that was really something special. A big play that explores big themes about growing up and being queer. Liza's voice is so exciting.

Raw, funny and relentlessly truthful, this play is necessary theatre not only for the honesty it shares about being a woman, but also for the catharsis it brings.

Pulp Verite is a masterpiece of theatrical work, combining a story about grief and loss through the eyes of a team of documentarians, it really is one of the most relevant pieces of theatre I've read and I'm eager to see it staged.

Holy moly, what a ride! A play about trying to stick together when the world is pulling you apart, Crystal somehow expertly combines a cross country coming of age road trip with a conversation about global warming. Theatrical, heartfelt and funny, I cannot recommend this play enough!

Delicate, heartfelt, beautiful play.

This play is so good!! It takes you on a wild ride that refuses to slow down. It's inventive, different, daring, challenging, gorgeous, scary, everything. I saw this play produced in NYC and hope that it will be produced again, for a longer run in NYC and beyond.