Recommended by Robyn Ginsburg Braverman

It's a feminist delight when RICHARD, lacking any real grip on the day-to-day activities of his household, learns he's unexpectedly gained a replacement wife.
Hey, long-term contracts are quite valuable!

Hilarious fun in an unusual setting.

An addictive read, leaving me still wondering at the end about certain relationships. Terrific example of how wine is used in our society as a crutch. Thanks, Melinda!

In just 18 pages, it somehow manages to take up being Hindu in a Muslim society, being Jewish at Dachau, and being a person of color in Minneapolis; it's all of these things and, yet, about something greater.

The deliciousness builds as we continue - this is best read aloud!

I came to write a recommendation but feel I must simply point to Mike Solomonson's; I couldn't have said it better. I'm physically past the need but keenly remember the feelings similar to Isabel's. Women should NOT be forced to choose between food and menstrual products.

For a play ostensibly about a time decades ago, this feels uncomfortably modern from my chair in 2023;
Delightfully unpleasant conversation ensues. We're left to wonder what Anna Cooper said in her letter!

Max Tachis' 1-800-DISS-GUYS is a hilarious take on today's service economy with wonderful character opportunities. Two thumbs up!

3 Characters Figure It Out is a fantastic entry into the "Inside-Theatre" canon.
An absolute delight.

I didn't know Donna was acquainted with my mother!
Seriously, this piece really dials in on family expectations and savors the blending of family traditions.