Recommended by Jim Siering

This short play is a comic- horror absurdist romp about the viciousness and cold-heartedness of class and consumerism

This short play from the future is hysterically wacky, like a comic Terminator set in a kitchen. Mullen has a lot of fun with the things we leave in the fridge.

Pure theatricality. With the simplest of elements, and a great metaphor, Mullen packs a lot of surprises into this sweet ride at a crucial time in a romance.

What a beautiful meditation on acceptance and forgiveness. The characters are the same person at different stages of life, but also different people, becoming, in relation to each other, like son, father, grandfather. Life is over before you know it, forgive yourself while there is time

This short play is a very funny take on improv acting seen through a police investigation of a backstage murder. The truth emerges bit by bit through a series of hilarious theatre style improv games. Very cleverly done.

This is a spectacularly poetic piece of theatre. A simple love story about two fierce characters with language that soars with humor, passion, and anguish.

A beautiful little play about adolescence, and a girl grappling with her mother's warnings as she grows into her own sexuality.

This is a perfectly realized short play about a break-up which turns into an opening for a new chapter in the relationship between two men. Simple, funny and charming.

Very charming short comedy about romance on a plane. Wonderfully absurd, with playful dialogue and theatricality.

A sweet and playful comedy about generational differences and acceptance in a Chinese family.