Recommended by Chelsea Frandsen

Oh goodness! Ivan Mosley has created four rich and multifaceted characters tied together by grief. Watching them work through their personal, familial and culturally based issues was riveting. A very relevant story for our times that should be seen on stage as often as possible. Produce this!

Fantastic two-hander that looks at a piece of history not many know about. Malakhow's dialogue and roller coaster of emotions that he takes these characters through is perfect as always.

"A Christmas Carol" gets flipped on it's head in this amazing TYA one act that is sure to be hit with both actors and audience. It's hilarious and would be a hit at festivals, in high schools, middle schools, colleges and a touring show. Also, there are pirates! Which is AMAZING!!!!

It's like Tolkien, Robert Jordan, Terry Brooks, George R.R. Martin and Shakespeare met in the same room and said "let's tell a story together, and throw in a little Neil Gaiman for extra flavor!" This story is visceral, violent and visually epic! Political ambition seethes through the plot perfectly balanced with the fantasy and horror elements, and it is a fight choreographer's dream! I've read this three times now and am officially in love with this script. Daniel Prillaman is definitely a playwright to watch.

Fabulous! Would be an awesome immersive or pop up show, and a great submission for festivals. The plot moves at a great clip and the absence of dialogue only adds to the hilarity.

A wonderfully geeky and modern twist on Mary Shelley's classic! Victoria and Elizabeth are amazing roles for women and Frankenboy is a wonderful reincarnation of the original monster. This play would be a fantastic addition to any high school or college season. Highly recommended!

Relatable, heartfelt and very creative. Watching Jane and Grandpa comes to a mutual understanding warmed my heart. A great piece for festivals, high school, and touring shows.

This was so fun! Amazing interactions between people without any dialogue that kept my interest and would be a blast for actors and director alike.

As always, Diaz-Marcano delivers a powerful and truly poetic piece. Leslie is a truly unique and fantastic protagonist who makes me smile. Well worth a read and definitely should be seen onstage.

Fans of geek theatre will adore this hilarious play. It's a dream for fight choreographers and an wonderful examination of the relationship between twin brothers beautifully and skillfully packed into ten short minutes.