Recommended by Irene L. Pynn

An irreverent and hilarious, yet oddly comforting monologue about religious visions in dreams - and the apocalypse.

This is a comforting story that is perfect for the Christmas season. Familiar carols punctuate inter-generational conflicts that audiences will recognize as the bitter-sweet heart of the holidays. People are certain to leave this show singing.

This is a fantastic meet-cute that ends on an adorable note. In the small amount of stage time, characters are able to comfortably express their quirks and tragedies, and the audience shares in their longing for connection. Heart warming fun.

A fascinating look at the life of a fascinating woman. This play is dreamlike in its surreal and poetic scenes. Each moment provides an intimate window into some of the most beautiful and tragic moments of Isadora Duncan's career.

Crossover Fiction is a fun science fiction romp with a twist that will leave audiences both laughing and thinking. The characters' voices are clearly realized, and the classic science fiction tropes are used lightly to build the world without leaving anyone behind.

A childhood favorite all grown up, David L. Williams's "Chicken Little" examines the ethical dilemmas of handling emergencies in politics. Both funny and thought provoking, this short play prompts audiences to question what is right when everything is on the line.

This is a hilarious play about something nearly everybody can relate to. The genius is that, while in real life, the subject matter is filled with grief, this telling asks audiences to laugh at the very things that cause us misery after the death of a loved one.

This is a fascinating look at the other side of a story, and it is told with hypnotic poetry. The events unfold like a dream: slowly, with incomplete but beautiful details.

This is a light look at an emotional topic with a lot of depth. The characters are aching even in their seemingly ridiculous situation, as they struggle to come to terms with their feelings and their mistakes. The audience is left with hope that never pushes the boundaries of what's reasonable to expect the characters will do.

I've seen this one on stage, and it's really funny. Great pacing, excellent concept, and definitely the kind of thing that will appeal to gamer crowds.