Recommended by Chelsea Frandsen

Awwwwww! This is a perfect little grin-fest which still asks a question all artists have: what if people hate our work? What if it's all for nothing? It was so CUTE! Easy for to put on for any church or school or just plain recreational activity. Kids and adults will adore this!

One of my favorite novels faithfully adapted for the stage in a wonderful musical. I'm glad music samples were included so I could read the music as well as the songs, and I give major kudos to Michele for taking such a ponderous novel and creating a musical that anyone who is a fan of the original work will love!

What a beautiful, lyrical and heart-wrenching fairy tale! Puck was a personal favorite of mine, and I fell in love with both the humans and fairies alike. I'd love to see this live!

Endearing short telling of the creation of one of my favorite Christmas Carols. Well worth the read!

I'm a sucker for Neo-Westerns and magical realism, and this play has both!
Fantastically plotted and full of quirky, diverse and colorful characters who ask some very serious, very necessary questions(and point out one or two Hard Truths about contemporary society) before the story comes to a close. This a beautifully moving piece of theatre that deserves production--the sooner the better.

This beautiful magical story swept me away and didn't let me go. Both Afton and Elena are powerful, meaty female roles that any actress would love to sink their teeth into, and the journey Elena goes on gave me so much to think about. Theatre Artists seeking female heavy and fantastically written plays should look not further than Mother Yucca.

This is hysterical--and something I absolutely relate to(songs getting stuck in my head that is). I smiled all the way through this awesome short. Great little read!

I grinned like a perfect loon all the way through this story. Fierce, fun, fabulous(and DIVERSE!!), females and fencing? Stage combat? A nice little twist you almost didn't see coming? Awesome movement piece for female heavy companies? Yes, please, produce this!

What an amazing journey! I absolutely adored the beautifully written dialogue. The magic of this story kept me hoping, and thinking, and wondering--I was nearly moved to tears more than once. I was grateful for the moments of levity which perfectly balanced out the moments of drama and tragedy. Donna Hoke deals with the subject of mental health in a sweet, open and honest way that reminds us of one of the important conversations we should be having.

A sweet short tale of Christmas memories. Thoroughly enjoyed it.