Recommended by Kate Danley

Such a fun play with so many twists and turns! It explores the temptation of the "grass being greener" while having a heck of a lot of fun while it does it.

Such a sweet play! It is filled with so much heart and the characters provide fantastic acting opportunities for talented young actors!

If Waiting for Godot and Don Quixote got together and had an absurdist baby, it would be this short! It's a delight!

If you're looking for complex Halloween fare with a small cast and easy staging requirements, look no further! A rich and haunting spin on the tale of Dracula that delves into the the many layers of the story.

A complex piece about the challenges facing the undocumented immigrant community. It lays bare the overwhelming obstacles while also not shying away from the difficult questions. This is a piece that will leave you thinking about it long after the curtain has closed.

A haunting poetic play that feels like you've walked into a dream. It connects viscerally to the mystery, romance, and legends of the rugged coast. The staging possibilities are exciting and I think this would be a perfect piece for college or just-out-of-college actors and directors hungry for a non-linear, magical realism piece.

A hilarious play that tackles the situations people don't warn new parents about. Through laughter, it soothes the worries.

A powerful piece full of unflinching heart, humor, passion, and pain that should be performed loudly and proudly at every LGBTQIA+ festival in the nation (and beyond)!

I had the privilege of seeing this on TRUSpeak. An incredibly powerful piece about a reality many are facing under lockdown, while providing twists and turns you'll never see coming.

I was fortunate to see this produced at the TRUSpeak Event. A disturbing but thought-provoking call to action about our virtual spaces and how virtual behavior bleeds into reality.