Recommended by David Lipschutz

"Death and Grandmother Choi" is radio drama set in this creepy and fantastical atmosphere. Nina Ki's skillful writing allows the audience to fully immerse into the story and keeps us hooked until the very end.

I was able to see this performed live. It is a deeply moving virtual play. Greg Vovos has created layered characters and dialogue that smoothly weaves from goofy and comical to disconcerting and uncomfortable.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this dark comedy-horror short. It felt reminiscent of an episode of "The Twilight Zone" or "Tales from Crypt" with its original and unexpected twists.

This play epitomizes how to write a successful work for the virtual performance environment. Spenser Davis not only has a knack for language of his characters in live theatre, but he brings the same awareness to the online stage. I was on the edge of my seat for this Zoom call (something I don't think I've ever said before!).

This Pinter-esque play is gritty, grimy, and deftly written. It takes the reader on a journey with unexpected results. The characters are strong, heavy, and layered. 

I had the chance to see this play performed live. It is a beautifully written work with two poignant, multi-dimensional characters. IMHO, it should be required reading/viewing for any antivaxxers and antimaskers.