Recommended by Chelsea Frandsen

I saw "Gypsy" years ago, but I was always more fascinated by June and the facets of her life. This play is like an answer to my prayers. It's a witty, sharp, and beautiful memory play that tugs at heartstrings and makes me grin like an idiot whenever Ethel takes the stage. Thank you Doug DeVita for bringing one of the most fascinating artists to brilliant life!

Why do we form relationships with the people we do? Why do we fall in and out of love? And what effect do the people we interact with--romantically and otherwise--have in our lives? This script is full of answers to these questions and gives you much to think about. Rosa and Health's roller-coaster relationship is relatable and enjoyable!

I have no words. My mind is blown and my heart is in pieces. This play is beautiful, wrenching, unforgettable. Perovitch has created three multidimensional characters that I felt for and has created a world I want to revisit.

Donna Hoke has written an amazing and truly authentic piece about a part of our culture and history that tends to get glossed over. The characters are poignant and powerful and some of the dialogue just sizzles. I'd love to see this on it's feet.

This play zips with awesome poetic energy. This is a moment we've all experienced at least once and it's usually *awkward*, but Weingarten takes the "awkward" and makes it hilarious. The beautiful contrast between what Lemon and Tucker experience in a single act is deliciously hysterical! I can't get enough of what Catherine Weingarten writes!

I have a huge admiration for anyone who can craft good dark comedies and Walt McGough is now added to my list. This play is beautiful, stark, raw, and real and I applaud this play for tackling current issues like toxic masculinity and cyber harassment with humanity and truth.

Fantastic swashbuckling tale complete with pirates and beautiful poetry. Eli’s journey is unforgettable!

Reminiscent of the Comedy of Manners, hilarious dialogue and well rounded beautifully juxtaposed characters, this play is a must-read, a must-see, and a must-produce! Sharp, witty, and delightfully *awkward*, there are moments we can all identify with no matter who we are, because these are situations we've all been in. Highly recommended. Well done, Inda Craig-Galván!

Wow. Craig-Galván has a powerful way with words. Both young boys are multi-dimensional and the debate setting is perfect for this story. Beautiful and very necessary read.

Rachel Carnes has an uncanny ability to strip back layers of her characters in ways that draw the audience in and makes us want to know more. She created three beautiful, vulnerable, multi-dimensional women that I love! This story is full of snappy dialogue and the right blend of humor and conflict that delves deep into life, death, fear, family, self-discovery and everything else that makes us human.