Recommended by Rachel Feeny-Williams

This play takes the idea of recovery but doesn't sugar coat it to make it easy like some films have done the past. Despite being a short piece you do feel for the characters and their situation regarding their current relationships and past mistakes. A nice intimate piece despite having a serious topic.

A lovely piece telling the story of a boy taking the journey of love and the complications it entails. This piece gives the the character a lovely individual voice.

A brilliantly funny piece. I love the personality of the two characters and the witty back and forth. Had me laughing out loud pretty much from the beginning.

This is a wonderfully funny piece with some fantastic imagery. I can see the two actors becoming the animals they talk about. There is also a powerful message in my opinion relating to the stifling of our creativity and individuality (the taming of the animal) between being a child and becoming a grown up. A great piece all in all.

A very emotional and powerful piece. Domestic violence for those not in it can seem like something just from the news but Marcia has made this experience sound very real in this piece. I am glad it had a powerful message at the end about the choices we make. This would make a great piece for a drama student as it explores a relevant and powerful subject.

A wonderfully tense piece with two great distinctive characters. I also love the gangster terminology that's used. This piece will have an audience on the edge of their seat.

As someone who dreams vividly often this piece is a funny little anecdote. It has a very funny tone and creates some lovely images in spite of it being a short piece.

This piece creates a lovely balance between the funny and awkward moment of ex's meeting and the beautiful moments of them discussing their relationship. It also gives a nice hint into how a writers process can be affected by their relationship. It is a very nice piece that has three very distinctive characters that come together in a great way.

I love the opposing representation of Felicia's old way of making the bread from scratch vs Mag's modern convenience of using a bread maker. I think it sets a great relationship for them through the piece accompanied by a very relevant and complex relationship between a mother and daughter. A very thought provoking and lovely piece.

Despite the very serious and tragic circumstances the characters find themselves in this piece manages to explore a loving and caring relationship between a mother and son and that makes it a great piece, particularly for actors looking for powerful roles.