Recommended by Lenny Hort

  • NO HANDS is so sweet! The characters are engaging, the dialogue is sharp, and I love the way this gives a lively and distinctive voice to something that wouldn’t ordinarily be thought of as having a voice.

    NO HANDS is so sweet! The characters are engaging, the dialogue is sharp, and I love the way this gives a lively and distinctive voice to something that wouldn’t ordinarily be thought of as having a voice.

  • A timid amateur botanist finds herself at the center of a worshipful cult in this quirky and engaging comedy set in a treehouse outside a deadend town.

    A timid amateur botanist finds herself at the center of a worshipful cult in this quirky and engaging comedy set in a treehouse outside a deadend town.

  • There’s so much that I admire about this ambitious and passionate play, particularly how it brings both its famous and not-so-famous characters to life.

    There’s so much that I admire about this ambitious and passionate play, particularly how it brings both its famous and not-so-famous characters to life.

  • Powerfully and theatrically takes us on its hero's descent into an experimental drug-induced nightmare and his fight for justice.

    Powerfully and theatrically takes us on its hero's descent into an experimental drug-induced nightmare and his fight for justice.

  • I’d understood Theater of the Absurd to be a genre of the increasingly distant past, but Chris Soucy finds new life and substantial laughter in this knockabout absurdist comedy.

    I’d understood Theater of the Absurd to be a genre of the increasingly distant past, but Chris Soucy finds new life and substantial laughter in this knockabout absurdist comedy.

  • Lenny Hort: Mary Todd Lincoln At Your Service

    Charmingly offbeat humor in the tradition of Charles Ludlam's Ridiculous Theatrical Company.

    Charmingly offbeat humor in the tradition of Charles Ludlam's Ridiculous Theatrical Company.

  • Lenny Hort: Flight Risk

    Even attending a reading without sets or sound effects, it felt like I was riding along with these believably quirky characters on their funny and suspenseful ride.

    Even attending a reading without sets or sound effects, it felt like I was riding along with these believably quirky characters on their funny and suspenseful ride.

  • Lenny Hort: BUNNIES

    Joanne Hoersch writes with her head, her heart, and her guts in this fascinating, fast-paced, thoroughly believable comedy/drama of unlikely feminist empowerment at a particularly tense moment. The author draws convincingly on her own experience as a Playboy Bunny in the 1970s, yet all five Bunny characters are such distinctive and well-rounded individuals that none is an obvious author surrogate.

    Joanne Hoersch writes with her head, her heart, and her guts in this fascinating, fast-paced, thoroughly believable comedy/drama of unlikely feminist empowerment at a particularly tense moment. The author draws convincingly on her own experience as a Playboy Bunny in the 1970s, yet all five Bunny characters are such distinctive and well-rounded individuals that none is an obvious author surrogate.

  • Lenny Hort: JOY RIDE, a 10-minute comedic fantasy for two women

    Spirited incarnations of the spirits of Amelia Earhart and Eleanor Roosevelt take us on a joyful and empowering flight of fancy rooted in history.

    Spirited incarnations of the spirits of Amelia Earhart and Eleanor Roosevelt take us on a joyful and empowering flight of fancy rooted in history.

  • Lenny Hort: The Forces

    A charmingly conceived and executed mashup of ancient myth and modern science.

    A charmingly conceived and executed mashup of ancient myth and modern science.