Recommended by Ian Donley

Tom Erb writes a playful and satirical sex-charged play about what happens when desperate times calls for desperate measures.

"Assassinating Zeus" is a madcap comedy about fear and how minds create false (or even true) interpretations of reality in order to keep us alert.

Iyna Caruso does a marvelous job at setting up what is reality and what is fiction. The monologue is thought-provoking and, truthfully, timeless given the discussion of what art is to look like moving forward.

Debra writes a short yet poignant look at grief and how important it is to see the brightness of the future.

HALLMARK DYSTOPIA is a fearless and revamped version of the traditional Hallmark Christmas story. It gives room for social commentary over how women are expected (through media representation) to conduct themselves in traditional settings and what can happen when they don't. This would be such as treat to see on stage!

Jonny Bolduc's script is heart wrenching in the best way possible! The dialogue is emotionally driven and very representative of how, for some of us, our younger selves depend on us to survive.

Darrin Friedman writes a thought-provoking play that forces us to sit and be uncomfortable with the very real issues regarding white supremacy. Friedman drives the ship head on into it and forces us to consider whether some people are capable of change, or if they are simply too far gone in their perspectives.

Donald E. Baker has crafted a multifaceted character who is still, into his adulthood, learning more about himself. The pacing of the monologue gives the audience the impression that he still has room to grow.

"Coming Out to Uncle Jake" is a clever spin on the classic tale of a young man seeking familial acceptance.

Dylan Horowitz's WHERE DO THE GREYHOUNDS GO is an odyssey masked in an isolated environment, leaving the audience to not only see but feel what's going on in the play. This is the kind of play that will have people talking endlessly about it! It's a unique look on mental health and whether sanity is innate or fleeting.