Recommended by Chandler Hubbard

Disturbing and thrilling at the same time. These characters will hook you along on their small-scale journey, which quickly becomes much grander.

Takes a bite right out of you and doesn't stop until it's done digesting. A delightful and brutal meditation on womanhood, hunger and grief.

A wicked and whip-smart amalgamation of what makes theatre great - tragedy, comedy, parody, criticism, with crisp and delightful dialogue and a brutal ending.

A lived-in, fully realized world, despite being such a small corner of it. Perilous visual tropes that overlay the realistic dialogue lend a mysterious credence to the show. The overlapping dialogue that sometimes falls into synchronicity is particularly engaging.

Brutal and unrelenting in its tackling of complex issues, both digitally and in the real world. Modern in storytelling but thematically universal. A punch to the gut.

Searching for God in a godless place has never tasted sweeter. Five characters seeking grace with the world that's been handed to them, speaking their truths in words both mundane and celestial.

A daring and bold character study in verse, sound and movement. Becomes more relevant by the day. Would love to see this up on its feet, in full glory. A poetic gut-punch.

An incisive indictment of rape culture and fantasies, and a graphic take on graphic novels. Hoke is able to vacillate between comic satire and our darkest desires with ease.

An honest look at dishonesty, the lies we tell ourselves and others to forge our identities in a world where the truth destroys lives.

Taut and full of tension, while still allowing time to showcase hilarious, all-too-human characters. A damning indictment of class, capitalism and structural iniquity without ever stooping to the level of a "problem piece".