Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

Absurdism at its best! With a social message to people who just HAVE to pet other people's dogs! Even when they tell you not to. Let this be an entertaining lesson!

I feel seen. And subsequently banned. This is what theatre is supposed to do. Shine a mirror on reality. This is a funhouse mirror, of course. So, the audience can decide what is accurate and what is distorted in the depiction of these playwrights. I say it's more accurate than you'd expect. "I'm with the banned."

I have a similar story to Sue's salamander story, and it haunts me to this day. The stories these two tell while providing aid during a 24 hour trail race are so relatable. And I learned something new about Vaseline and running...that one may haunt me, too, now!

This is an adorable testament to The Reading Public Museum. At first you think these two are just the physical embodiment of "well, actually..." but through their separate passions for the museum they eventually discover common ground, showing the museum has something for everyone to share!

Danielle Wirsansky finds such interesting stories from history that may have eluded us in our schooling. This play is no exception. I want to learn more about Reba's life before enlisting to fight the nazis and beyond this tension filled moment where she and her fellow soldier are taken prisoner during WWII. Even the German soldiers shock at discovering they've captured a woman is well developed and nerve wracking!

This feels like the start of a very scary, yet historically based story that began with teenagers desperate for comfort and attention. That hasn't changed in hundreds of years, but perhaps the tactics a now loose apparition of Abigail Williams might take are endless and very frightening to comprehend today!

I adore the dialogue in this play! It's comic and poetic and just a little defiant! All much needed things in this world...also delicious carbs! This is a delightful piece that will have audiences laughing, a little nervous and a lot hungry for more than just bagels! One shouldn't have to give up their heritage while running for liberty.

This is a fantastic look behind the scenes of wrestling and the toll it takes on the athletic performers. It's a sport, a business, and entertainment all in one. And not only is the toll physical, but it is mental. These are strong characters and the staging of this piece would be very engaging to witness.

I love a good faerie story. And this one is set at Christmas! With a little Irish history thrown in to boot! I love the surprise romantic twist in this one. And I think I'd like to see more Bonnie Tales of Pirating!

I used to have mermaid dolls I played with in the pool and they, too were totally in a rock band. I can visualize this so well. The colors, the costumes will be so fun to execute. And I love that, honestly Harmonea wants to write a love song for herself. A song about not knowing love, but knowing love is something she wants in her life. This could be a new musical animated series. Watch out Jem and the Holograms!