This play is about true and traumatic things, but the rules of the world and the characters in it are such that one can see the individual pieces and how they fit together into a larger whole. I love the way this play interacts with pain. alberdi couches concepts that might otherwise be too painful to look at in such style and character relationships that the play and the audience are able to examine them closely.

A horror comedy with a good bit of religious fanaticism. There is so much to reflect and ponder on here and be uncomfortable about but I love that it ends with so much joy!!!

I truly loved reading this play, which flips the coming-out-story on it's head and then hits that head with a giant gilded crucifix. Hilarious, terrifying, mystical and madcap. The play is also theatrical in delightfully simple and surprising ways - the story and the storytelling are chock full of secrets that keep unfolding until the end. Read it, produce it, watch it!