Recommended by Anastasia Wild

Telehealth has as many frustrations as benefits, and Glass-Collins brings the reality of therapeutic communication, virtual challenges, and isolation to the audience with this brilliant piece of dark comedy. The twists, the turns, the Maine Coon! Get ready for some therapeutic laughter in "Telehealth Interruptus" - this may be just what you need to open the door.

What a ride! Comedic-centric and absolutely dazzling, "Last Laugh" is a whirlwind of humor, heartbreak, laughter, and longing. A fantastic opportunity for two comedic actors at play, it is certain to keep audiences on their toes, packed with delight and depth. "For us it’s laughter. Laughter is what’s important in this world. I feel like we’re connecting."

Dealing with darkness in a truly magical setting, A SHOP IN THE DARKNESS is brilliantly crafted artistry and humanity. I love this full-length version, rich with fantastical elements for production creativity! Quick banter, outrageous humor, and vibrant characters engage the audience while also considering deep, scary topics of the darkness within us and the need to question the world around us. "When all around you is darkness, maybe YOU are the light." ... We all need that candle.

Awwwwww! I adore this sweet story. Not only is it a fantastic physical and emotional challenge for actors to engage in as dust bunnies, but it will absolutely steal the audiences' hearts with it's depth and connection. With sweetness and whimsy, this love story explores the powers of fate, fears, and beautiful possibilities when we but try...

A beautiful and brutal dystopian tale that draws on the danger of the power-obsessed with accessible technology to control those around them. A savior-complex may leave the audience chilled, but human will to leave highlights challenging choices and the sacrifices that are taken in the fight, to not only survive, but to dream of freedom for the future. I love the complexity offered in these three solid roles for the actors. An excellent piece to start a conversation.

Balancing clever humor with depth, the prolonged game Michael attempts with Death let's us consider the final moments in a tender manner. Having the opportunity to watch this production, it gives the audience moments of light laughter, serious contemplation, and love.

"Forget Me Not" lets us explore the what-ifs of a contagious, dementia-like disease from the safety of the audience. The science-fiction premise combines beautifully with a realistic and genuine scene between two sisters, caught in the possibilities of illness and old memories. This short scene supplies an unsettling and well-crafted journey, start to finish.

As someone who was traumatized by the original story as a child, Moore's adaptation is an absolute delight to read. I laughed my way through this beguiling twist of an old tale, turning a heart-breaking story into a a powerful scene. A fun play whether you know the original or not, this will entertain many ages and provides a lovely role for a young female actor.

This short, charming romcom is a delight to see with it's genuine banter and exploration of new relationships and perspectives as well as an opportunity to explore the fantastical side of play and costuming. JUST LIKE TETRAPHOBIA conveys deeper understanding beneath its humorous, adorably awkward, and sweet exchange between a pair of college students.

On the island of Medusa, we encounter depths of perception, the lies we are taught to believe, and the possibility for freedom from societal and self-perpetuated misconception. Strong female roles and an enchanting re-telling of mythology that will resonate with today.