Recommended by Daniel Repp

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    Through lively dialogue bursting with personality, Allman has audiences buzzing about what makes a good friend, a good technology, and a good partner. Though we soon discover questions about what constitutes "real" love are more complicated than we assume, the characters in "Sync" are delightfully real.

    Through lively dialogue bursting with personality, Allman has audiences buzzing about what makes a good friend, a good technology, and a good partner. Though we soon discover questions about what constitutes "real" love are more complicated than we assume, the characters in "Sync" are delightfully real.

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    A delightful illustration of how visiting your partners' parents lets you see your partner in a brand new light--in this case, before you even ring the doorbell!

    A delightful illustration of how visiting your partners' parents lets you see your partner in a brand new light--in this case, before you even ring the doorbell!

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    Weeks has provided a delightful and peculiar world to get swept into, full of epic swordfights, absurdly dramatic characters, and a self-awareness that somehow keeps it all grounded. It is a play that acknowledges the pretentiousness of asking how one ought best live a life while also offering some genuinely insightful musings on that questions.

    Weeks has provided a delightful and peculiar world to get swept into, full of epic swordfights, absurdly dramatic characters, and a self-awareness that somehow keeps it all grounded. It is a play that acknowledges the pretentiousness of asking how one ought best live a life while also offering some genuinely insightful musings on that questions.

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    A puzzle of a play that pulls you deeper in on each repeated reading or viewing, filled with a masterfully crafted air of subtle but persistent uneasiness.

    A puzzle of a play that pulls you deeper in on each repeated reading or viewing, filled with a masterfully crafted air of subtle but persistent uneasiness.

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    Goodwin presents an entertaining and thought-provoking sampler platter of groups with their own agendas for public education. A play that will make you laugh while also demonstrating the high stakes at play in curriculum development. And did I mention it comes complete with pop quizzes for the audience and mid-80s style raps?

    Goodwin presents an entertaining and thought-provoking sampler platter of groups with their own agendas for public education. A play that will make you laugh while also demonstrating the high stakes at play in curriculum development. And did I mention it comes complete with pop quizzes for the audience and mid-80s style raps?

  • Daniel Repp: SKIN by Anamaria Guerzon
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    Guerzon crafts a story across time which is both heartbreaking and hopeful, full of both depth and momentum.

    Guerzon crafts a story across time which is both heartbreaking and hopeful, full of both depth and momentum.

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  • Daniel Repp: En Las Sombras by Jordan Ramirez Puckett
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    Urgency is at the center of this play--both in how powerfully it pulls the audience in to the characters' journey and in how it shines a spotlight on continuing present-day injustices.

    Urgency is at the center of this play--both in how powerfully it pulls the audience in to the characters' journey and in how it shines a spotlight on continuing present-day injustices.

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  • Daniel Repp: Last Drive to Dodge by Andrew Lee Creech
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    A spectacular cowboy tale, refreshing in how it highlights stories the genre often overlooks. Through deals, deceit, and desire, the four characters push each other to a gripping climax.

    A spectacular cowboy tale, refreshing in how it highlights stories the genre often overlooks. Through deals, deceit, and desire, the four characters push each other to a gripping climax.

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  • Daniel Repp: Batman Vs. The Person Stealing Out of the Work Fridge by Emily Hageman
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    A very silly play, in all the best ways. Delightfully reminiscent of satirical Batman works such as Starkid's "Holy Musical Batman" and "The Lego Batman Movie." Plenty of laughs in store!

    A very silly play, in all the best ways. Delightfully reminiscent of satirical Batman works such as Starkid's "Holy Musical Batman" and "The Lego Batman Movie." Plenty of laughs in store!

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  • Daniel Repp: Calling Puerto Rico by Juan Ramirez, Jr.
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    The depiction of Hurricane Maria and its aftermath is intense and heartbreaking. From NYC to PR to ISS, this play will take you on a powerful journey.

    The depiction of Hurricane Maria and its aftermath is intense and heartbreaking. From NYC to PR to ISS, this play will take you on a powerful journey.

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