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Rachel Bykowski

Recommended by Rachel Bykowski

  • En Las Sombras by Jordan Ramirez Puckett
    1 Mar. 2021
    “ A beautiful feat of storytelling. A captivating story of family, adventure, and the bond of siblings that cannot be broken. Ramirez Puckett brings a myth to life to speak to truth to the current state of the world and those who seek a better life for their children. ”
  • Why Are You Like This? (The Audience Services Play) by Sharai Bohannon
    28 Feb. 2021
    “ Bohannon writes an amazing cast of characters who are just trying to earn a living while navigating the never ending cycle of a call center. I watched through the character of Max's eyes contend with the relentless entitlement, privilege, and arrogance of the world flooding through their headset. A hilariously, refreshing reminder that the customer is not always right...in fact, they are usually never right. ”
  • The Care and Feeding of Small Animals by Brooke-Erin Smith
    15 Feb. 2021
    “ A timely, necessary play that dares to venture into the unknown future of a world (our world) in the brink of collapse. Audiences watch the creation of friendship and love attempt to survive a dystopian future and dare question their creators’ purpose and define their own destinies. ”
  • This Bitch: Esta Sangre Quiero by Adrienne Dawes
    10 Feb. 2021
    “ A wildly funny adaptation that truly embraces the balance of 1600s comedy structure and Gen Z vibes. The play’s self awareness only lends itself to the endless comedy of errors. Never thought a person could bring soliloquies into the 21st century, but Dawes’s creative use of Instagram is only one of the many creative updates showcased in this comedy. ”
  • Teen Dad by Adrienne Dawes
    21 Nov. 2020
    “ Enjoyed a virtual reading of Teen Dad with Inkwell Theater and found that once again Dawes showcases her talent to write dynamic, extremely developed characters with complex stories that are well balanced with humor. This family drama is a refreshing tale for the stage with characters any actor would find exciting to play. ”
  • To Saints and Stars by Jordan Ramirez Puckett
    13 Sep. 2020
    “ An inspiring play that attempts to untangle the knot of friendship, family, and core beliefs. The characters of Zoe and Sofia are both forces to be reckoned with as the play reveals not only their goals for careers, religion, and science but their vulnerabilities and secrets that made their friendship more like family. ”
  • good friday by Kristiana Rae Colón
    22 Jun. 2020
    “ Gripping play that tears down academia's pristine legacy to reveal its violent core decorated by the broken and busied bodies it tries to leave behind. Colón's ferociously vivid writing is the wake-up call we need. ”
  • Quarantine (short play) by David Hansen
    12 Apr. 2020
    “ Old habits die hard. Even in quarantine, Hansen shows how human beings feel the need the pack their schedules so they can feel productive. What is "productive" in times on quarantine? What if we actually took a breath, sat, and did NOTHING? The thought is terrifying (to some). ”
  • A Singular They by Aliza Goldstein
    28 Feb. 2020
    “ An enthralling play that perfectly matches the tempo of "seventeen year-old"-dom, where you are on the cusp of adulthood, your life is moving a mile a minute, and are supposed to have everything figured out and fit into this mold society has carved for you. Goldstein brilliantly paints an honest depiction of friendship, love, sex, and most importantly human connection. The character Burbank sings throughout their multitude of layers and emotions and arrives not at an answer, but more questions because honestly, no one has anything figured out and a "correct" mold doesn't exist. ”
  • Tammy Faye's Final Audition by Merri Biechler
    28 Jan. 2020
    “ A relentless play full of grotesque beauty as we watch a character wrestle with the duality of her life. There is love and empathy tangled with lies and mistakes as a woman searches to redeem her greatest performance - her life. ”

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