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Chelsea Frandsen

Recommended by Chelsea Frandsen

  • Zoohouse by Aurin Squire
    22 Apr. 2021
    “ Oh my wow. I got chills. Serious chills! As of now, Aurin Squire's "Zoohouse" is my Favorite New Plays List. This play will spark necessary conversations whether you are involved onstage or as part of the audience. "Zoohouse" asks important questions about our current state as a society without being too heavy-handed, the dark humor is brilliantly placed--there were times when I got some serious "Suicide Squad" vibes. Definitely a play that should be produced and produced often. Can't recommend enough! ”
  • The Intimates by Matthew Weaver
    22 Apr. 2021
    “ 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. ”
  • I Saw Jesus in Toa Baja by Nelson Diaz-Marcano
    22 Apr. 2021
    “ 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. ”
  • The Turbulent Twins by John Mabey
    7 Apr. 2021
    “ 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. ”
  • THE HUNTER & THE HUNTED by Ron Schaefer
    7 Apr. 2021
    “ Tautly written and intense from the beginning, this is a revenge tale with hints of black comedy and plot that moves at breakneck speed. Each character is so human and authentic that we don't feel compelled to "take sides", but rather empathize with each of them even as we recoil at the unfolding of events. Overall, this play makes for a thrilling ride. ”
  • Chewie, Get Us Out of Here by Philip Middleton Williams
    4 Apr. 2021
    “ Philip Middleton Williams has created a fantastic short play that audiences will love and geeks and film buffs will adore! Geek Theatre at it's finest! ”
  • Seneca and the Soul of Nero (Full-length play) by Marcia Eppich-Harris
    4 Apr. 2021
    “ History plays are a weakness of mine, and I'm so happy to have discovered this one! Both Nero and Senica are beautifully authentic and the relationship between them is one actors would love to dive into. The play is full of fantastic roles for both actors and actresses and is perfect for college, professional or festival productions. Thank you Marcia Eppich-Harris for reminding me why I love Roman history so much! ”
  • But What Am I? by Vinecia Coleman
    31 Mar. 2021
    “ This devastating and beautiful play about coming to terms with identity and the mistakes of a loved one is one of the most heartfelt and authentic I've read in a long time. Venecia Coleman is one to watch. ”
  • The Missing Link by Emily Hageman
    31 Mar. 2021
    “ Is a Bigfoot Hunt good for Family Bonding Time? In this case, absolutely yes! Emily Hageman has created a beautiful piece of theatre not easy to forget. ”
  • Under Cover of Darkness By the Light of the Moon, or "Nobody Was Supposed To Be Here" A Tale of the Pacific Northwest by Scott Sickles
    31 Mar. 2021
    “ An unexpected delight! Scott Sickles drops you right in middle and reels you in quick. Love it so much! ”

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