Relentless. Treads into some dark, personal, and heavy territory, but goes through those dark places with energy and theatricality. Reflective and introspective, but never forgets to include the audience in the journey. Goldman-SHerman shows off a fantastic command of the craft.

Inventive and absorbing.

So compelling and still so frightening to read. It’s urgent, gripping, and dangerous.
FUKT explores the complexity of love that threatens, bullies, and diminishes but fills an unconscious requirement. It explores a child’s unconditional love for a parent, even when that parent is a predator or an enabler, and the complicated nature of guilt and complicity buried in victimhood.
How can a human being dismiss another’s humanity? Deprive, to cheat a child out of what is sacred in childhood? of a voice? Of personhood? The three selves in this play are authentic and open a spiritual door.