Recommended by Anastasia Wild

In case you didn't know you could laugh out loud while getting the chills from a horror story, SEEN is the evidence you can. A quick, witty approach with an excellent twist, this horror comedy is certain to capture the audiences' emotions.

Lovely and breathtaking in imagery, this re-telling of Japanese folklore provides a beautiful view of the cultural artistry for audiences of all ages. With possibilities for both highly technical and more simplistic performances, the grace of the storytelling brings the journey vividly to life.

Take a trip down memory lane and fall into fabulous dialogue and nostalgic sci-fi vibes. An exceptional, fast-paced piece sure to keep audiences engaged and entertained through every second.

For any fairytale fans, this play is a delight to read. A brilliant mix of fairytale twists, loveable characters, and perspectives on enabling versus growth in relationships. It offers plenty of fun for directors, actors, and audience as the story unfolds!

From start to finish, this play keeps the excellent banter and humor rolling as the characters turn from typical tour to new dreams and schemes. A lovely read that provides plenty of fun for the actors who bring "Lady of the Manor" to life!

In a setting of fantastic technological advancement, the characters wrestle with the potential of scientific achievement and the consequences of clinical trials. The emotional depth of the characters' struggles are clear and touching, embracing the fears and realities of many who face memory loss. A beautiful conversation starter for the audience to ponder, as we live in a world where the future possibilities in neuroscience bring us face to face with the benefits and risk along the way.

Such a fun and nifty short play! Laurie Allen gives a delightful presentation on the views of feminine and feminism through a fast-paced, time-traveling, highly characterized story. A very enjoyable snap-shot of what we can value from both the past and present.

Clever and riveting, "Listen In" drops the reader into the middle of an Orwellian dystopia where someone is always listening. Through the ongoing tension, the characters remain relatable, providing excellent fun to any actors in portraying the hidden meanings and cover stories! Excellent suspenseful storytelling carries the audience to the final beat.

An intense and even heart-breaking piece, guided by the brilliant partnership of the actor's physicality and the sound design presentation. We are taken on a brief but moving journey, capturing the need for community within the spirit of the arts and humanity.

"Everyone loves a costume change" and this play give us a beautiful perspective on the Fairy Godmother empowering a young woman to be herself. Fun, relatable banter and lovely insights make this fairytale moment a humorous and endearing exchange for all!