Recommended by Veronica Tjioe

A sweet and funny look at what it means to be irrelevant and on which traditions we keep and why.

Macedo's voice is so strong and evocative and she sets the scene beautifully with her incisive and playful stage directions. This piece reads like poetry in the best way.

A stirring look into the trauma of war and generational differences. Though short, the characters feel full and realized.

A lovely exploration of how the records we keep are not nearly enough to contain the fullness of our humanity and a firm call to remember all those whose stories have not been recorded.

I love this play. The dialogue is both razor sharp and so relatable, human, and heartfelt. Like a million real conversations, but smarter, funnier, and both timely and enduring. Would love to see this performed!

An intimate intravenous shot of nostalgia, longing, and that powerful surge of feeling seen by someone for the first time. Would love to experience this piece in any of the mediums it would be excellently suited to!

A hilarious and accurate time capsule of a play whose sharp dialogue is both highly entertaining and massively relatable.

This play is both an intimate postcard from a very memorable time in our country's recent history and a stirring exploration of masculinity, vulnerability, and grief.

Amid the desolation, beautiful evocative language sprouts with despair and hope mingling amid the wreckage.

The juicy rich dialogue is irresistible, the playful setting would be a joy to design, and the undercurrent of rage makes this piece perennially relevant.