Recommended by Kieran Khanna

  • Kieran Khanna: MermAged

    Imagine Real Housewives but with Mermaids! Well, except with no fighting or drama just gossip. I really enjoyed these characters and how they all have such wonderful yet funny personalities! I also really like how they mention Ariel and her legs! Wonderful Work Gina!

    Imagine Real Housewives but with Mermaids! Well, except with no fighting or drama just gossip. I really enjoyed these characters and how they all have such wonderful yet funny personalities! I also really like how they mention Ariel and her legs! Wonderful Work Gina!

  • Kieran Khanna: Apocalypse Roadtrip

    OOOOH I LOVE THIS PLAY!! I really enjoyed these two characters as they travel in the middle of nowhere in the middle of the apocalypse! But I also was very moved by they're conversations and the amazing chemistry they have. From singing songs by Heart and Belinda Carlisle, to having arguments and deep conversations. This is a play worth exploring for sure, and Wren Aubrey Latham takes the audience for a wild ride! Nice work Wren!

    OOOOH I LOVE THIS PLAY!! I really enjoyed these two characters as they travel in the middle of nowhere in the middle of the apocalypse! But I also was very moved by they're conversations and the amazing chemistry they have. From singing songs by Heart and Belinda Carlisle, to having arguments and deep conversations. This is a play worth exploring for sure, and Wren Aubrey Latham takes the audience for a wild ride! Nice work Wren!

  • Kieran Khanna: And Other Dreams We Had

    We all have dreams about what we want and what we desire to be and have. But what if those dreams are too far to reach or to even think possible in a world that is so broken? This play is a beautiful yet powerful and heartbreaking. The way Phanesia Pharel displays love language is so eye opening and captivating! Beautiful work Phanesia!

    We all have dreams about what we want and what we desire to be and have. But what if those dreams are too far to reach or to even think possible in a world that is so broken? This play is a beautiful yet powerful and heartbreaking. The way Phanesia Pharel displays love language is so eye opening and captivating! Beautiful work Phanesia!

  • Kieran Khanna: Forgive Us Our Debts

    This play starts off as an interrogation, but ends in a wonderful start to a whole new friendship. These two men share something in common, they both have lost loved ones, and they both do the things to keep their spirits alive, such as Luke watering the flowers that carry his partners ashes, and Jared trying to pay off his fathers debt. Philip Middleton Williams gives us a wonderful yet powerful story of friendship, memories, and connection. Bravo Philip!

    This play starts off as an interrogation, but ends in a wonderful start to a whole new friendship. These two men share something in common, they both have lost loved ones, and they both do the things to keep their spirits alive, such as Luke watering the flowers that carry his partners ashes, and Jared trying to pay off his fathers debt. Philip Middleton Williams gives us a wonderful yet powerful story of friendship, memories, and connection. Bravo Philip!

  • Kieran Khanna: Vanilla

    As someone who loves hugs and often longs for physical touch and human connection, this little play gives me just that. Beautiful Work Scott Sickles!

    As someone who loves hugs and often longs for physical touch and human connection, this little play gives me just that. Beautiful Work Scott Sickles!

  • Kieran Khanna: All Together Now

    I absolutely loved this play! Philip Middleton Williams really knows how to bring a family back together, and dives deep into the flaws and the notions of each of these characters. There are some funny moments that made me laugh a little, but also moments that gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling full of hope for this family. I can’t wait to read the rest of the series! Wonderful Work Philip!

    I absolutely loved this play! Philip Middleton Williams really knows how to bring a family back together, and dives deep into the flaws and the notions of each of these characters. There are some funny moments that made me laugh a little, but also moments that gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling full of hope for this family. I can’t wait to read the rest of the series! Wonderful Work Philip!

  • Kieran Khanna: Literally Forever

    Such a wonderful yet delicious play about sexy vampire transformations, to drinking blood for the first time, to funny and cute moments between two eternal lovers! Sam Heyman has given us a wonderful story that not only has Leah's live changed for the better, but now has her Harmony literally forever! Bravo Sam!

    Such a wonderful yet delicious play about sexy vampire transformations, to drinking blood for the first time, to funny and cute moments between two eternal lovers! Sam Heyman has given us a wonderful story that not only has Leah's live changed for the better, but now has her Harmony literally forever! Bravo Sam!

  • Kieran Khanna: The Berenstain Bearadox

    Super funny and hilarious take on the classic Berenstain Bears Mandela Effect! Nice work David!

    Super funny and hilarious take on the classic Berenstain Bears Mandela Effect! Nice work David!

  • Kieran Khanna: 37 Origami Bees

    Well this is a cute play! I loved how Bebe is like "we gotta save our species!" while Benny is like drinking too much nectar! LOL! I love how O'Grady has delivered a nice lil bee love story while also addressing the crisis of bees on the verge of extinction. Nice work Jennifer!

    Well this is a cute play! I loved how Bebe is like "we gotta save our species!" while Benny is like drinking too much nectar! LOL! I love how O'Grady has delivered a nice lil bee love story while also addressing the crisis of bees on the verge of extinction. Nice work Jennifer!

  • Kieran Khanna: 37 Origami Bees

    Oh wow. Such a lovely piece. I love how Floyd-Priskorn takes us on a journey through someones grief and how something so simple as origami made Jo and Max's marriage truly special until the end. Wonderful Work Jacquelyn!

    Oh wow. Such a lovely piece. I love how Floyd-Priskorn takes us on a journey through someones grief and how something so simple as origami made Jo and Max's marriage truly special until the end. Wonderful Work Jacquelyn!