Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This play is organized chaos in the best, most hysterical way. Soucy surprises and entertains by hitting each of these elements with the deft of the greatest improv team ever created! This is smart silliness and I am so here for it!

Byham does it again! This sci-fi play may take place in the future where we have 10G networks and AI robots as toys, but it doesn't feel that far off. This is so relatable and terrifying and I can see Hollywood wanting to produce this as a film or series! Get your contract signing hand in shape, this is a hit!

This wacky, fast-paced comedy has plenty of ways the actor playing Veronica can show off comedic chops! And the design team will have a blast with all the changes. Vernon's monologue about Catholic school is pretty funny as well. Waking up from surgery has never been weirder!

This was a truly terrifying scenario not too long ago. I hope this never happens again. For now, this is a dark comedy. Many years from now, absurdist comedy, I hope?!

This is ripped straight from the headlines. It's a frustratingly true scenario and as audience members we can only hope David and Chloe get their lives back. This would be a great play for a talkback session!

High Street is such a magical and yet unsettling place to live. This is a fun ensemble play with plenty of opportunity for physical comedy as well as poignant moments. I can see this someday being a brilliant Broadway musical along the lines of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS! The Narrator is even a fun role!

This had me laughing all the way through. If criminals can be adorable, Ben and Sarah are "supes adorbs!" This will be a favorite show in a festival and two actors with great chemistry will really love performing this together!

YES! I love how the paranormal comes in to contact with the "normal" in this scene. Absolutely will garner a cheer from the audience at the end!

This is so beautiful, it's almost religious! In the best possible way religious. It is about loving yourself and not fearing the future. The hard times will be there, yes, but you must always make room for love. For yourself and others. So so so beautiful.

Wow! This play is so powerful and so smart and so...conflicting! I agree with both characters, but Margaret has such a powerful case when she said "I'm exploring the possibility that they may have the legal right to be wrong." That line exploded in my brain! I think this could be a powerful show in a 10 minute festival, but I bet this would blow the walls off of theatres explored as a full length as well. Very brilliant play!