Recommended by James Christy

This play I just think is so incredibly relevant to what so many young people are feeling and thinking right now. But it's executed in a way that is accessible and relevant to all. Themes of people questioning their identity, themes of people feeling alone/alienated, but also a great spirit of hope and beautiful (and yes sometimes very catchy) music. I'm excited for this play to get out into the world, it is the perfect post-pandemic play for people to experience in a room together.

Such a smart, funny and wildly theatrical play. It is fearless and large in scope but also devastatingly precise. Great characters, dialogue that moves and surprises. Buy stock in this play.

FIXED is an incredibly important play that I think could truly change lives. Its production at Passage Theatre in May 2017 showed the power that live theatre has in capturing real life and creating empathy for audiences. The characters are real, funny, frustrating and eminently relateable. The evening I went the audience talkback had people opening up about issues in their own lives, including one woman speaking openly about her mental illness for the first time in front of neighbors and friends. This happened because the characters are so rich and alive.

So I've only heard this in a reading setting, but was completely transfixed. Smart, surreal, incredibly funny and surprisingly moving. It's amazing how much humor and pathos Pandora can wring from dark, complicated themes of mortality and identity. Can't wait to see it in production!

Yes, there is such a thing as a smart, entertaining thriller on the stage. EM Lewis proves it with this play. ON the night I saw the gorgeous and haunting production at Passage theatre, the audience was absolutely enthralled.

Who can make a brilliant comedy out of dementia and religious confusion? David Lee White can. Textured, dramatic and funny funny play. Passage production was out of site, but this needs more!

David Lee White has as good an ear for theatrical comedy as anyone I know. This play shows it off in spades. The play gets all the drama of a great yarn while turning the genre completely around itself. Great stuff.

Can I say "pee in your pants funny" or will I run afoul of the NPX police? I guess we'll find out... Just an incredible character, a good actor will knock it out of the park, a great one will make this an evening to remember.

So funny, but also moving and very human/relatable. A winner!

This play really got to me. Gets to deep and relevant themes about intersection of games and war while letting us connect to the characters emotionally.