Recommended by Chelsea Frandsen

The original R&J always left me with so many questions, and this deliciously moving prequel answered them to my satisfaction. Rose is a beautifully multi-dimensional character--a power house of a woman any actress would be thrilled to play. Bits of the original Shakespeare text and characters are peppered throughout the plot, which is at once original and true to the story many love. A brilliant addition to any company's season!

One of the most quirky and achingly beautiful stories I've come across in a while. The characters are carefully and lovingly drawn and the plot draws you in and never lets you go. Simply stunning.

This play is beautiful, brave, intelligent. It's a roller-coaster of perfectly balanced emotions which help to portray an aspect of contemporary society that is very current, very real, and needs to be heard.

This was an awesome little one minute play. Snappy dialogue and gave me a giggle.

A quirky dark comedy, with fascinating dialogue that rises and falls with the same rhythmic quality as a blowing wind. Perfect piece for short play festivals and high school/ college scene work.

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.