A poetic, layered piece of theatre. The Most Beautiful Lullaby You've Ever Heard is perfect for an intimate space with an engaged audience. As a reader, I was very engaged in figuring out how the characters developed over time, and what that meant for the story and the message Romero is getting across.

Romero has crafted this intimate, painful read incredibly well. There's a visceral moment where the reader/audience picks up on cleverly structured non-linear nature and variations/continuations on several scenes and it allows us to not only link these scenes together, but explore the past and how it defines each character. One of the most polished uses of a narrator I can think of in recent times.

I had the chance to see a reading of one of Greg's plays recently, and looked him up here because I couldn't get enough. This piece is beautiful, surprising, eerie, funny, upsetting, and uplifting, and reading it reminded me of the power of language, of silence, and of words arranged on a page. Like the best art, it left me jealous and inspired. Greg Romero is one to watch.