Recommended by Jennifer O'Grady

Hilarious and theatrical but with so much truth too, which makes it uniquely Hageman's. Any group would have a blast performing this play, and any audience would have a fabulous time watching it. I want to watch it!

Super-fun and very funny monologue delivered by a well-known fairytale princess, which provides a very different view of her than what we've all heard. Wonderful audition or performance piece.

Powerful and beautiful two-hander exploring the aftermath of an actual act of gun violence. Extremely moving.

Fascinating and lyrical play with wonderfully flexible casting and great theatricality. Loved it!

Simon's play about Dora Maar is beautiful, powerful, and theatrical. I'd love to see this!

Cizmar weaves past and present together to create a wonderful, powerful play about ecology, indigenous peoples and loss, and the struggles of two different women (one of them historical). Would love to see this on stage.

Taut, moving, important play about the conflict between two strong, 19th-century historical women--one a black artist and the other a white abolitionist and art patron. Should be read and produced.

Utterly convincing, quietly heartbreaking monologue delivered by an alligator, with Weaver's customary theatricality and sure command of language. Wonderful!

Very poignant play about a very young Haitian princess and the duties expected of her. Wonderful glimpse into Haitian royalty and women of history.

Who could resist this title? Not I, but the play is so much more than its title and wonderfully, darkly humorous, as well as thought-provoking. Terrific!