Recommended by Anastasia Wild

Beautiful and chilling, WHEN THE SCYTHE MET THE STONE transports us to the horrors of the Holocaust and the unimaginable courage found in the human spirit. Danielle Wirsansky elegantly recreates the grim scene of Franciszka Mann's tragic death, showing both the darkness of the historical event and the power one woman's choice. A story that needs to be told.

In absolutely brilliant form, ONE is certain to spark thought-provoking conversation regarding the current culture of language and communication as well as what we may need to form connections. This dialogue allows the actors to play with many possibilities while retaining the depth of this experimental piece.

An excellent spin on classic tale, TO FETCH A PAIL OF WATER gives us brilliant opportunities for playing with physicality and comedic interaction. Engaging for all ages, it is certain to fetch buckets of laughter through the entire storytelling adventure.

With it's well-crafted chaos, this play offers actors and audience opportunity for plenty of fun in physical or virtual theatre space. Filled with humor and comedic zombie fun, PLAYWRIGHTS VERSUS ZOMBIES shows us writing may truly have the power to change the world around us... if we can only type fast enough!

As a lover of chocolate chip cookies and an unfortunate technophobe, THINK BEFORE YOU CLICK was both fabulously horrifying and delightful! Masterfully crafted, this short play will make audiences laugh out loud and question what they may be accepting in their lives...

Playing with mythology and the Renaissance, Janine Sobeck Knighton brings to life wonderous, humorful banter that gifts the audience with a window to the art of creating. Complete comedic fun (and character depth) for two young actors, this story reflects the various gifts all of us are able to contribute to the world through artistic passion and curiosity. A treasure trove of beautiful quotes: " I have my own stories to tell - but they might be made better when I am also helping others."

With roots to ancient stories, NARCISSA, NARCISSA blends the power of mythology with poignant contemporary trauma and healing. Through Aly Kantor's beautiful writing, we are gifted a view of human fragility and strength in the pursuit of healing and self-love. A complex piece that will engage the minds of audiences well after the play is ended.

You had me at saving the manatee! The ongoing fast-paced, entertaining banter is certain to endear these lovely characters to the audience as they grab your attention and pull you into the small-town shenanigans that Mara Dresner so hilariously creates. Excellent timing, great roles for "women of a certain age", and a hint of murder - you'll find it all a delight. Serve up the laughter with a side of romaine. And cheese!

No matter how old we are, we will always wonder who will we sit with at the lunch table. Humorous characters and hilarious banter allow all audience ages to relate to the on-going challenge of friendships in forced shared space. A delightful read.

Delightful and fun, this short play quickly engages the audience with sweet and sassy characters in a quick mix of traditional fables. With plenty of opportunity for young actors to explore comedic timing in bringing this silly fairytale to life, the audience is sure to laugh along from start to finish.