Recommended by James Perry

This play delivers a heartwarming message about love, forgiveness, and the importance of a positive outlook. The characters of Darius and Haley shine with warmth and wisdom, and the play's positive message about forgiveness and resilience is both touching and uplifting.

This play is set against the backdrop of the AIDS epidemic, exploring themes of love, loss, and the challenges faced by those affected by the disease. The narrative delves into the emotional complexities of love and the profound impact of losing a partner to a terminal illness. The moral dilemma faced by Estelle adds depth, prompting reflection on ethical choices in challenging situations. Overall, “Family Visitation” successfully prompts reflection on the human experience in the face of adversity.

"Waiting for Tito's" is a clever exploration of teenage anticipation, friendship, and the intersection of philosophical musings with everyday experiences. Shoultz's ability to infuse humor into the deeper discussion makes the play an enjoyable and intriguing journey, even when centered around the anticipation of a particular brand of vodka.

Dubin skillfully crafts a narrative that, like a masterful tapestry, weaves together the threads of parental aspirations, the challenges of autism, and the delicate dance of acceptance. “It’s My Party” doesn't merely entertain; it stimulates thought and stirs the soul.

"Rewind" delivers a quick, entertaining, and thought-provoking experience. The play's strength lies in its ability to transport us to a quirky time loop scenario within a video rental store stuck in 1994, offering a unique blend of comedy and surrealism. Its delicate blend of humor, mystery, and an unexpected twist make it a strong contender for those seeking a short and amusing theatrical journey.

Nothing happens… once.

"On Queue" offers a unique exploration of waiting and human interaction, using humor to engage the audience. The witty dialogue and relatable theme make it an entertaining piece. The ambiguity adds an element of intrigue, inviting the audience to reflect on the nature of waiting and the unpredictability of life

A compelling examination of human nature amidst extreme circumstances. Jacob Horowitz's writing skillfully navigates the complexities of empathy, survival, and morality. The play's unique blend of suspense, dark humor, and emotional depth creates a memorable theatrical experience that challenges societal norms while delving deep into the human psyche. A captivating and impactful piece.

Dylan Horowitz's "Messy" is a theatrical gem that intricately weaves the threads of comedy and tragedy into a compelling narrative. Set against the backdrop of a vibrant wedding reception on a New Jersey balcony, the play unfolds with intensity, exploring the complexities of toxic relationships and the lingering ghosts of unresolved emotions.

This play successfully navigates the complexities of empathy in unexpected circumstances. The characters are relatable, and the unique blend of innocence, imagination, and social issues make for a thought-provoking and entertaining piece that is likely to resonate with audiences.

The playwright's ability to create a vivid and memorable character is commendable, and the use of Christmas morning as a backdrop adds an ironic touch. While the monologue leaves several unanswered questions, it succeeds in provoking thought and evoking a strong emotional response.