Recommended by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

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.

This is a powerful example of what theatre can be and can do beyond the traditional "buy a ticket and sit quietly in the dark while they do the show." This is wholly collaborative and educational, but also potentially life saving. I'm sad we need theatre like this play, but I am so glad playwrights like Deb Cole have the skill and vision to create it so we won't need it in the future!

This is absolutely beautifully and heart breaking. But what a gift to give someone. Both the one who is passing and the one who wants to be there to say "goodbye"..."Or later."
There is a great dramatic monologue in here that is so real and will be hard not to cry through.

This is such a fun, classic super hero radio adventure! Original characters and lots of fun to play with the voices and sound. I love how Claire has the opportunity to shine with her secret identity as well as her illusions.

This feels like the start of a rom com screenplay. There is so much more to this story and Natalie knows it! I hope her dreams come true!

These three sisters have a family tree deeply scarred with immense tragedy. It almost feels a part of their DNA. But this beautiful play is letting them finally acknowledge the scars and still allow themselves to grow new branches, without guilt over finding joy. So beautiful. Like a sad song that lets you release all the tension you've built up over time and open the floodgates to happiness in the future.

This a play saturated in hard truths. People like Gary and Earl and even Beatrice still very much exist. And just like in the real world, there are no real answers on how to enlighten these people either. Gary truly behaves like he's as enlightened as he needs to be. But, I still see a glimmer of hope in here. And I would love to see Gary get a whole face full of enlightenment!
Very well crafted characters here.

Such a sweet and magical play. Everyone should find an Angie in their lives. And hopefully Andy will continue on her legacy!

This is so much fun! I love how this piece is genuinely discussing The Creature's trauma, but The Creature still remains the classic character we all know. It is honestly a beacon of hope that we can all get better, no matter how haphazardly we are currently put together!