Recommended by James Perry

With its unique storyline, engaging characters, and thought-provoking themes, “Photo Finish” leaves a lasting impression. Fans of murder mysteries and explorations of morality in the face of grief will find this to be a compelling and memorable piece of theater.

A unique and humorous take on the complexities of time travel. “Time Travelers Can Apply Yesterday” examines the intricate consequences of attempting to change predetermined occurrences, highlighting the concept of ‘destiny events.’ It raises questions about free will, fate, and the potential dangers of altering the course of history. The play's clever dialogue, humorous approach, and exploration of time-travel ethics make it a standout production.

“The Unfillable” offers a unique perspective on the human pursuit of desire and knowledge. Those intrigued by non-linear storytelling and profound themes will find this play quite engaging.

Milich excels in delivering dark comedy, creating an engaging and entertaining experience. The use of versatile characters and unexpected twists adds to its appeal.

I love the Ramones! "I Wanna Be So Dated" brings the challenges of teenage identity and the power of music to the forefront. Mariah's passion for punk rock is palpable, and the dialogue captures the nuances of teenage speech. The play successfully explores the generational gap in music knowledge, providing a humorous and insightful look at teenage angst.

This play delves into the psychological impact of traumatic childhood experiences on the characters. Each character, representing familiar fairy tale figures, copes with their unique traumas, from abusive stepmothers to imprisonment in gingerbread houses. The therapy session becomes a space for them to confront and heal from their pasts.

A riveting play that skillfully deals with the complexities of time, regret, and personal relationships, leaving the audience with a lingering sense of reflection.

"This IS the Play" by Dawn Branch offers a refreshing departure from traditional theater, embracing innovation and audience interaction. The play's engagement with gender dynamics adds depth to its exploration of theatrical conventions. Branch's bold approach marks a commendable effort to push the boundaries of storytelling and theatrical presentation.

"Backyard Stonehenge, Reclaimed" successfully engages the audience with its well-drawn characters and meaningful themes. The authentic dialogue and humor in the play make it relatable, capturing the challenges of caregiving and the delicate balance between independence and assistance.

This is a unique play that skillfully combines fairy tale elements with contemporary themes. "Between Worlds" invites audiences to reflect on societal norms, power structures, and the consequences of navigating between different worlds.