Recommended by Marshall Logan Gibbs

Optimistic and apocalyptic all at once - at first glance, this play may seem like its about total destruction, but it's really about connection. Even Armageddon can be beautiful if you are sharing it with the right person. "Everything's eventual." Phenomenal work.

Sure, they may be waiting in line, but this play does not stand still - it is incredibly moving. Don't let the cult-y guru fool you, "DHARMA HUGS" proves that the true bliss is in the journey, not the destination. Wonderful work!

In this post-apocalyptic comedy, we discover that fandom will survive the end of times! It's like "Mad Max" and "Misery" had a very funny mutant baby. Simply fantastic and I can't wait to see this in full production. Bravo!

An incredibly honest play about the flux of a relationship, two lovers growing apart - there is such a nice tone to this piece: bittersweet and just so damn real. It also features a fascinating and well-executed device in the "aging" of the characters which I will not spoil for you - read the play for yourself and find out!

Pastors and pastries, oh my! Scott Sickles is simply masterful in his dialogue: laugh out loud funny, make you blush flirty, excellent set-up and payoff, and proof of the old adage that specificity is key to relatability. Phenomenal work!

Even though he sets it in 1969 with expert precision, with historical reference that feels lived-in and earned, Philip’s characters always have a way of jumping off the page as incredibly real and current. The love, loss, and prejudice felt so deeply in this play rings true a half of a century later. The framing of the infamous moon landing speech and how it transforms into a metaphor for what the characters are facing was just astounding. What a moving play - I recommend it profusely!

A lot of people say “look for the light” as a hopeful, encouraging mantra - but in this play, the light takes on a much different meaning. From its fantastic, vulnerable monologue opening to its devastating pack-a-punch ending, this short play will keep you on the edge of your seat and keep you wondering who the real monster is. Heavily recommend.

This play is 80s horror tropes galore, with a hilarious and well-executed twist I didn’t see coming! I won’t spoil it for you, just read it! Anyone putting on a Halloween play fest should get this on stage right away!! Great work.

A play for the forgotten, left behind older sibling who must fend for themself and grow up fast. It is a hilarious exploration of family, destiny (if such a thing even exists), and the passage of time. We all believe our own perspectives and histories to be the true and accurate one - but are they?
A fantastic, intellectual absurdist sci-fi that would be a blast to see live!

Just saw the premiere of this thoughtful new play! Alli gifts us with her signature hilarious-while-oh-so-relatable dialogue and a whirlwind quest where our hero seeks to find security in her engagement - a quest that encounters Bridgerton-esque suffragists, ditzy Republicans, and eventually some very wise advice - and all in the comfort of her own apartment. I can’t wait to see where this play goes next!