Recommended by Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend

It sure is hard to find a good man - especially when you're Lizzie Borden. I loved this play. So funny and smart, and with an ending that surprised me in the best way. Delightful work!

Wow. This play is excellent. Even just reading it, it affects you. I would love to see it staged one day!

This play is sharp, funny, and relatable. I enjoyed it so much that I was sad to see it end after only ten pages. I would love to spend 90 minutes with these characters!

What a powerful play this is. Fast-paced, engaging, and heartbreaking, in nine pages it shows what America's culture of gun violence is doing to teachers and administrators better than any speech could.

A driver picks up a hitchhiker. They are both serial killers. They spend four pages gushing over each other's work and becoming friends. It could not be more enjoyable. I would watch two hours of this. So much fun!

What a sweet play! Quick and funny and relatable -and all in just ten minutes! I don't want to spoil anything, but I was certain - CERTAIN - that I knew how it was going to end, but then it DIDN'T end that way, and I was DELIGHTED. This play is lots of fun. I would love to see it staged!

This play is wonderful. "Rosemary" is about Rosemary Kennedy and the first of the tragedies to befall the children of Joe and Rose Kennedy. It is told in such a brilliant way, and so theatrically. I thoroughly enjoyed every page!

This play is great! A post-apocalyptic comedy about two friends who meet up in a coffee shop, it is strange and delightful from start to finish. The theater company I’m part of produced it in a 10 minute play fest, and multiple people - people who knew that I also had a play in the show - told me this play was their favorite. So you know it’s good.

This play made me remember my twenties - the fears, the uncertainties, the amount of time I spent obsessing over guys... it's all so exhausting, and captured perfectly in "My Life As You." Present day melts into flashbacks as the story unfurls - along with Stella - as she wrestles with who she is and who she wants to be. A great story about people in the process of becoming.

What a lovely play. A story of childhood friends, now grown and scattered around the country, who reconnect and reminisce about when they were young and a classmate who was murdered when they were 8. Sad and surprising, "Holy Spirit" touches on faith, family, and happiness - and how hard it can be to find each.