Recommended by Dan Taube

Funny, short play about the end of the world and what would you do if you knew it was coming. Also, there is poop. Wickedly funny. Highly recommend!

It is and it isn’t a tale of brotherly love. It’s so much more. Tension between the two brothers which eventually erupts into physical violence. Great story. Highly recommend!

Very funny and highly clever play. As funny as it is, it still gives you something to think about. On, and all the biblical references are great. Highly recommend!

Wow! Such a complex and complicated short play. Taking an important figure such as Golda Meir and letting us see how her mind works is a gift. An important chapter in Jewish history. Highly recommend!

So many clever ideas in one play. I especially liked the part about corporate sponsored pregnancies. Is that our future? I very much imagine this will be the dialogue some 20 years from now when someone discovers a rotary phone. Great dialogue. Interesting characters. Highly recommend.

Very Beckett like in its dialogue. And VERY philosophical. You follow their dialogue with bated breath as ideas and thoughts and feelings go rushing by. A rollercoaster of a play.

This play was read in our writers group much to everyone’s delight. It keeps you guessing until the very end. It is mysterious, lyrical, emotional and highly theatrical. With two main characters (or is it three?) you’ll definitely want to root for!

Quite a collection of eccentric characters all show up for a “theatre” funeral. Very funny play with lots of interesting character types for actors to play!

Surprisingly, it turns out to be a very sweet, tender play. It is a perfect pairing between these two characters and what it means to really love someone. Definitely romantic in its own way. Highly recommend.

Fantastic play. Takes a deep dive into the psychology of the human mind by dramatizing one character at different stages of her life. Nice variety in the ages of the cast. Great play for a group of female actors. Do this play!