Recommended by Brian James Polak

I love this play. It is so funny and a rollercoaster ride, with surprising twists and turns. Who knew a playwright could make Chekhov move so briskly? I am a huge fan of Chekhov and any adaptation or deconstruction of his work. This is one of the best I've read. Wonderful work!

I loved watching Dave perform this play. It's an engrossing and entertaining story.

This play is intense and powerful and moving.

This play is fast and funny and smart. It's a small play with a big scope. I love it.

So many laugh out loud moments in this great play! I love how the handles questions of identity as well as the varying ways in which people seek to identify themselves and how that intersects with the relationships in their lives. This play is funny and complex and I love it.

This great play has me thinking quite a bit about catharsis because it brilliantly withholds any obvious variation of such thing. The Question Game is a fantastic take on a parent/child reconciliation and satisfies on many emotional levels. Such confrontations don't unfold and wrap up perfectly in life and this play avoids simplistic and predictable plot points yet left me filled up in the end.

I recently had the great pleasure of reading and watching a production of "bloody noses." Matilda's writing is absolutely riveting. This play is vital punch to the face and a work I hope the theater community pays attention to.

Comedy Plus Time is hilariously funny and infused with heart and humanity. I love Matt Schatz's writing because it never fails to both move me and make me laugh. This play, like all of his plays, is clever, entertaining, and glass-explodingly surprising.

I love everything about this play. I admire the structure, layering of metaphor, and the complex struggle of the character. Such a fantastic piece of theater.

This is an excellent multi-generational play about family and all it's wonderful complications and contradictions. I loved every single page of it.