Recommended by Anastasia Wild

I had the lovely experience of seeing this show in person! "Greetings From Green Lake" gives us a heartwarming story of friendship and honesty, with delightful multigenerational humor, and plenty of local Wisconsin flavor. Through strong, dynamic female characters, the audience moves through a mixture of laughter and poignancy as we reassess our own journeys along with theirs.

Sometime we need to talk through the big things with ourselves - or our characters! "Bold (Type) Face" is a funny, yet meaningful look at relationship, self-perspective, and decision-making, all through the eyes of a writer. This would be a lot of fun for creativity in production at a one act festival or to explore as a forensics piece.

An excellent piece of theatre showcasing historical characters each fighting for the rights and roles of women of the 1800s. I imagine this play being brilliant for many actors and audiences to explore, including community theatre, high schools, and colleges. Tom Erb lends specific and lovely voices to each of the central female characters, projecting the passion and necessity of varied backgrounds and strengths in the fight for equal rights. Additionally, a fun opportunity for dramaturgy to dig into, enhancing audience perspectives! Overall, a beautiful period piece with meaningful connections to the modern world.

Buckle up! Because this absurd, fast-paced comedy will continue to surprise audiences with hilarious characters, abrupt humor, and sensational tactics! A show that would be great fun to stage with plenty of action and laughter.

Brent Alles engages the audience in philosophical topics through a beautiful and poetic exploration of humanity in an end-of-the-world setting. Fans of science fiction are sure to appreciate the well crafted environment along with the excellent individualized voices of the AI characters.

Who can resist a play with a sledgehammer wielding librarian, ongoing university banter, and a dead body?! Humorous with a mystery twist and a tug at the heart, this was a delight to read.

Endearing and hilarious, this romantic comedy gives the audience plenty of laughs along with excellent quotable lines for the remembering. With backstage theatre and pickleball courts, relatable characters with ongoing banter will have audiences cheering them on through the journey from stifled sneeze to falling in love. I especially appreciated the dialogue with Rita, the nurse, who reminds us all to look beyond the obvious. A brilliant show that provides ample fun for audience and cast alike!

"Speechless" will resonate for anyone who has struggled with verbal communication. Janine Sobeck Knighton reveals a beautiful view of the difficulties that children (and adults) may face in this struggle, along with the opportunity for movement as a means of communication and channel of one's expression. With this story, theatre provides a safe space to present speech challenges, empathy, and hope to the audience. Let us move and be understood.

We all deal with emotions. Janine Sobeck Knighton gives us a beautiful play that addresses managing them with the practice of yoga, making mental health tools and traditions accessible to all ages. Coupled with audience participation, a youthful journey helps to provide emotional literacy and engagement from the stage. An intelligent and lovely piece of theatre.

" I don't know what you're up to...." "But you know it will be interesting". Claudia Haas gives the audience elegant storytelling, transportive dialogue, and enchanting interactions, carrying us away on a beautiful adventure. The interwoven story of Franz Kafka and Sophie, paired with the doll's journey, share moments of playfulness and moments of heartbreak, for we all wish to be loved. A play for all ages to embrace.