Recommended by Chelsea Frandsen

I'm a sucker for history, and Alexander Cruden has always been one of those historical figures who have always fascinated me. Thank you John Minigan. This play is beautiful. Lyrical. Heart-wrenching. Mind-bending. Genre-defying. There isn't a list of words good enough or long enough to describe this story. Also: five people play twenty-two characters--and it works brilliantly!

This quirky little play gives us insight on how even the weirdest fears are grounded in reality and are difficult to overcome. Excellent characterization is a bonus!

A continuation of "The Three Musketeers"--dare we call it Musketeers: Next Generation?--full of swordplay, delightful intrigue, and fantastic characters old and new.

Shakespeare fanatics rejoice! A take on the classic love story with the little known Rosaline as strong female star! All the classic and familiar bits are delightfully mixed with new characters and plot points sure to please lovers of the traditional story and garner new fans!

A fascinating look at the aftermath of an events one of the most famous theatres in history, on a day that should never be forgotten: the day of Lincoln's assassination. A brilliant examination of the human condition under pressure as the microcosm of the ragtag theatre troupe unravels inside while the world outside threatens to explode. Thriller lovers and history geeks rejoice, this play is sure to satisfy.

If you're given a responsibility, do you accept it or reject it, no matter the cause? Discussion of choice and fate abound in this amazing short play. A wonderful and relevant debate which echoes questions being asked in contemporary society!

An achingly beautiful look at forgiveness, healing and coming to terms with who you were, who you are, and who you choose to become. Emily Brauer Roger's characters are beautifully drawn and the dialogue moves with the same rhythm as the ocean waves. Not to be missed!

A sweet, open, honest, lyrical and delightful fairy tale! Adults will adore it as much as children will!

A ship full of female pirates, with runaway princess as captain, a handsome prince intent on winning her over, stage combat and beautiful, real, human frailty. Who could ask for more?

Heart-wrenching, hopeful, lyrical, the story of Joan of Arc as seen through the eyes of St Catherine. I absolutely adore it!