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Eryn Elyse McVay

Recommended by Eryn Elyse McVay

  • THE DEFECTORS by Nick Malakhow
    1 Dec. 2019
    “ Wow. Thank you Nick for writing this play. THE DEFECTORS is a brutally human story that tackles shame, addiction, self-loathing, regret etc etc etc never preachy, and so honest throughout. The dialogue is masterful and Carina and Ale’s relationship captured something truly special. The threads are so tight and refined and the format with the hive was delightful and unique. Read and produce this play! ”
  • The Great Steven Stravinsky by Sharai Bohannon
    30 Nov. 2019
    “ A very honest funny as hell coming of age story that feels precise and personal. ”
  • Donovan's Grief by Lucy Wang
    29 Nov. 2019
    “ Wang has a gift for monologues. Short and sweet but real and personal. Funny but never dishonest, this matter-of-fact story hits all the right notes. ”
  • No Joy, No Luck by Lucy Wang
    29 Nov. 2019
    “ A frank look at her relationship with her mother, Wang resonates on identity and family dysfunction in a piece that feels ultra-personal and intimate. ”
  • First Day in Trade by Jennifer O'Grady
    29 Nov. 2019
    “ A wonderfully real look at power dynamics, celebrity, and our perception of them. Touches on some lovely class topics and left me wanting just enough. ”
  • Dying is an Art by Kendra Augustin
    29 Nov. 2019
    “ A beautifully unique take on life, legacy, and responsibility. The use of poetry enhances the character and plot making it a beautiful read. ”
  • Scavenger Hunt by Kendra Augustin
    29 Nov. 2019
    “ A short and sweet story of sisterhood and how we deal with grief. ”
  • lasting beauty by J. Chavez
    7 Sep. 2019
    “ A hilarious and honest short play about suicide and how the young generation of today processes trauma. Timely, specific, full of truth, and j's signature humor and one of a kind voice. ”
  • Smooth, Smooth Jazz by Teague M. Parker
    21 Jun. 2019
    “ This play showcases everything that makes Teague special as a writer: his undeniable wit and humor, his fearlessness, and his exploration of things we probably shouldn't talk about. Teague offers a question, an argument, but never an answer. He leaves that to his audience, and in that way, makes us as much as part of the play as any of the actors. An exemplary inaugural script. ”
  • My Body by Rachel Bublitz
    20 Jun. 2019
    “ The abortion conversation flipped on its head. To many this play will seem ridiculous, dystopia, but for folks around the world this reality isn't a far cry from their own. Bublitz shows no fear in the face of a "sensitive" topic. ”

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