Recommended by Catherine Weingarten

A funny funny dark in your face play that makes you wanna throw your salad out the window. Courtney is a fresh,bold voice and this play talks about body image in a way you've never seem before.

A funny, irreverent play that explores deeply the unfairness of hookup culture and how young women usually get the short end of the stick. Justine has a natural comedic voice and she's one to watch!

This play is sexy and sad and makes you feel things harddd. Was a pleasure reading it at Sewanee and think the writing is just so raw and passionate, hope to see it produced! Love that L is boldly writing challenging, visceral new plays American audiences haven't seen.

Jeff has a beautiful ability to capture human relationships and romances in the most subtle and sweet ways ever. Jeff also is sick at capturing outsider characters just trying to find themselves and eachother. I am a MAJOR fan of this play: it's moving, it's sexy and it's a story we don't get to see often.

A really beautiful play about how to handle intense grief. Darcy takes this topic into the realm of the surreal and theatrical and this play leaves you thinking and pondering, almost like you just came out of a dream

Sweet, sick imagery, promise youll get lost in Darcy's beautiful language and her old school storytelling!!

Saw a reading at Last Frontier Theater Conference and was blown away. This piece is so theatrical, atmsopheric and haunting! The play is both a love story and also wildly imaginative fantasia. Helen is one to watch!!

Omg this play is so intimate, beautiful and in your face! I saw its production at terranova and I couldnt stop thinking about it for weeks. I love how Christopher itsn't afraid to go there and is interested in the negotations we do during sex, which most writers avoid or think is too much. Such a unique voice and a hot play!

A freaky, challenging play thats super timely! Davids play legit sent chills through my spine when I saw a reading of it.

Hilarious, freaky and really makes you think. Saw a reading of Alexis's play and couldn't get it out of my head. Really shows the loneliness of trying so hard to connect.