Recommended by Chelsea Frandsen

A powerhouse of meta theatre with an all female cast that is witty, romantic, thought-provoking and just plain entertaining!

What a fun romp! Matthew Weaver has taken the noir genre and turned it delightfully and deliciously on it's head. The plot is full of twists that keep you guessing and the large cast would make this play a fantastic addition to high school, college, and community theatre seasons.

Noir+Shakespeare+Extraordinary Writing Talent=Stage Entertainment at it's Best! John Minigan has taken one of the Bard's most famous works and transported it to the City of Angels complete with noir tropes and great new twists. A truly beautiful piece of theatre that I highly recommend!

No matter what she writes Larson has a way of making me think even as I enjoy myself, and she did it again with MOUNTAIN LAW. As always, phenomenal language from this master storyteller kept me riveted. Tamson is a powerhouse of a woman and a role any actress would love to sink her teeth into.

Romance meets science fiction in this quirky short play that asks real questions about life. Easily produce-able and highly recommend.

Adorable. Kelsey and Ian are so sweet, funny and honest--their relationship is something all couples should strive for. And the end made me squeal!

A fantastic short comedy with a great twist ending and fun, quirky characters!

This is a beautiful and wonderfully funny show. Molly Wagner has a gift for ensemble work and natural dialogue. Each character is authentic and complex, discussing real issues while still making the audience laugh out loud. #CaseyandTommyGetHitched is on my list of new favorite plays.

Guenevere is a stunning beautiful story based on the Arthurian legends we know--or think we know. The title character is a woman any actress who love to sink her teeth into and the dialogue is clever and witty with just the right dose of levity and humor when needed. Susan Cinoman's clever twist on a classic is tautly plotted and at times much more plausible than the original myth.

I had the absolute pleasure of seeing a performance of "Dry Spell" and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. This is a raw, messy, hard hitting drama that packs so much emotion into ten minutes. Suarez-Pena knows how to punch audiences in the gut and make us feel so much for these two real and vulnerable characters.