Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

This is super funny and adorable! I can see the ending of this play going over like gangbusters! Especially in college theatres. Are you a looking for a fun, yet different comedy to direct? This might be the one act for you!

The characters in this play have so much power because their relationships aren't transactional in any way. However, Jackson's relationship with himself is transactional and that is why he has so much turmoil. Even with the stars and theories, everything about this is so human and real. A beautiful painting of a play. A designer's dream.

Wow. This is so well crafted and engaging! Losing a child to a disease, mythical or not is so terrifying and life changing. James proves he would do anything to keep his daughter with him. It's fun to watch him try to adjust to who she is and who he thinks she is. But as the end slowly reveals itself, the audience will gasp.

I adore these characters. This is such a fun way of sharing this process with the uninformed. It's relatable and funny and still respectful to others, including Harold the spleen, which is just such a funny bit! This is vaudeville for today and I love it!

YES! I love this new twist on evil...is it new? It feels new. But this is so wonderfully creepy and then deliciously weird. This is the start of a beautiful new genre! I'm not laughing!

Well, I wrote a much better rec for this before it was devoured by the 404 error monster. But I want to make sure it is known that this was a wonderful and classic in execution murder mystery parlor play. The clues, the red herrings, the illicit love affairs, all come together in a beautiful dance of murder! If your theatre is looking for a murder mystery your audience doesn't already know by heart, this is the one for you to consider!

I read the warning, but still...WOW! This is so brilliantly devised. It really does show how stupid violence and war really is...and in a darkly funny way. Seriously, people will be icked out, but hopefully they will remember this before threatening another war with a neighbor or neighboring country. I am in awe of how smart this play is. Take that "A Modest Proposal!"

This is such a great way to deal with grief. We will all go through this at some point, and I am glad I will have the puns of this play running through my mind when it is my time. The hard part for me will to be more of a Daniel and less of a Corie...but I do adore Corie!

This is a folktale/faerie tale masquerading as a sci-fi play. A classic morality play performed by robots. And audiences will be super engaged in the well-being of the child. I know I want to know what happens after THE END! This feels like the beginning of a popular series!

This is such a beautiful story about family, mental health and how everyone needs and deserves support. Each character is dealing with something from their past that affects their present and how they deal with each other. It's only when they stop and listen to each other as well as themselves, that they can start to heal and support each other. Ted and Becky are super fun characters and great guideposts to Lucy and Penny as they try to understand each other.