Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

Wow. This is a beautiful and dark folktale that Weeks has crafted. There is so much that can be done with design and performance. But also it will have audiences talking afterward. Very cool piece to show off character work and stage combat!

This smart and wacky farce had me laughing and confused simultaneously. I absolutely love the breaking down of evil characters doing evil things just for the sake of being evil. Just weird, wonderful and a lot of fun to produce, I bet!

This is hilarious in an over the top 80s movie way! There is so much fun to be had with this piece from design to performance!

I'm in this picture and I would like to be untagged! This was hilariously relatable as a writer who has scrap paper all over their desk with idea kernels that may or may not sprout. But, of course, the craving for feedback (positive feedback) is always gnawing at you. It IS a disease! OMG...I will be laughing about Wetflix forever!

An emotional support chicken? This is a great concept! Bruce is seeking help from alternative places, as his wife has passed and his daughter is getting married. I can see so many more wonderful antics with Bruce and Penny the chicken!

This could be the start of a beautiful friendship. Or even two successful careers! Strangers connecting and helping one another. A feel good start to something bigger?

There are two different themed festivals this would be great for. The obvious is the holiday themed festival, but hey theatres, ever considered doing a festival based on popular memes? Because this play is based on a hilarious...and true meme! A good piece for two actors with great chemistry!

This is absolutely brilliant! The magical moment of innocence, turned animalistic due to the advice of...well, animals! This will have audiences roaring with laughter! And the turn around at the end had me screaming!

Wow. This play starts out surreal, somewhat funny even. But I found myself entirely moved by the end. I am actually crying. This is such an amazing play that hits on so many important topics I can't even begin to list them. This would be such an economical play to produce and you will have audiences really talking afterward. I am sure different people will take away different things from this show, but all will be impacted. The mind of Daniel Prillaman's is one of my favorite strange places to visit.

You know there is going to be a moment where the rug gets pulled out from under you in this narrative. You are bracing yourself for it, you think you know when and what it will be and boom! You get an anvil on the head instead. A lovely and sad surprise. But a conversation a lot of people need to have before it is too late. a really powerful two-hander.