Recommended by Chandler Hubbard

Seeking redemption has never felt so raw and bloody. Written with a clarity of voice and vision, full of longing, heartache and hope. A must read for today, tomorrow and yesterday.

In their own tiny corner of the universe, five very different people trying desperately to understand one another come together and fall apart. Fahmy slowly and lovingly traces the boundaries between them and asks us to judge whether they are insurmountable.

Through relationships both delicate and hardened, Meaker deftly weaves a classical but modern tale of sisterhood, isolation and horrific violence. Frightening and all-too-real.

With language hauntingly poetic, Binstock adeptly captures the distances we traverse, the bridges we burn along the way, and the small moments that could grace us with a connection.

Enthralling, disgusting, beautiful and perverse. An in-depth look at a microcosm of the online world with its macrocosmic influence.

Endlessly funny, endlessly human. Sci-fi at its best puts its beating heart front and center, and this is sci-fi at its best.

A darkly beautiful tale filled with longing and regret, but with the warmest ray of hope peeking over the horizon.

Rippling with truths both fantastical and punch-you-in-the-gut realistic, this play-within-several-more-plays manages to shake deeply held beliefs with even the most casual lines of dialogue. Each new layer reveals so much more about the characters from the layer before, as well as the audience sitting and watching those characters. Some plays demand to be watched - this play needs to be produced.

#therevolution will be televised. Literally. Disturbingly funny satire without being cheaply convoluted to make its points. We all need to see a little grotesquerie in the mirror to really get things done.

A human and small symptom of a macrocosmic problem, beautifully rendered in the small-town angst of growing up. Would love to see this energetic work on its feet and fully staged!