Recommended by Emily Brauer Rogers

This play artfully examines the many types of wounds we have as well as what we might inflict on others. A beautiful piece with deep metaphors, strong theatricality, and looks at how our lives are woven together when we search for answers--and the ability to forgive. Jennie's piece is heartwrenching, but funny as well--the way the best plays take you on an emotional roller coaster.

Beautiful piece that explores grief, what traps us, how we're able to climb out of the sinkholes of our own life. Minami's poetic metaphors show how we want to believe the best in each other and still find hope on the edge of a sinkhole. I highly recommend!

I saw this as part of Caravan Theatre's reading and love the tough-as-nails Julia who is willing to play the game to get a railroad to Ft. Dallas except for getting her photo taken! Nice banter and relationship between the mother and daughter.

Hilarious short play about penguins and the issues of parenting and insightful thoughts at each twist that she writes.

Saw a hilarious production of this as part of Shiny Unicorns Productions! The comedic writing is brilliant and I laughed out loud several times as the twists of this fun wild ride kept me guessing throughout the whole play.

A touching and light-hearted comedy about a woman finally doing what she wants after so many years. Fun comedic parts for three women.

A charming fairy tale about learning your own powers with sweet humor, fun roles for the various ghosts, and a strong message about finding your own strength.

I saw this play at Project La Femme's Page to Stage Festival as a staged reading. The show has so many laugh out loud moments and has terrific physical humor for the mostly female cast. The comedy continues to build and the dialogue is terrific. She plays on workplace humor and the revenge fantasies one has towards an awful boss. Danley's a queen of comedy and this is a fabulous farce with a ton of heart.

A delightfully funny play that looks at the issues of marriage when the couple becomes possessed by tv channels and can only switch their speech by using a remote.

A scary play that quickly grips you and doesn't let go until the very last moment. The characters have nuance and are strong roles for any of the three actors. The conclusion also provides a sense of ambiguity and gives you no easy answers in this compelling piece.