A really smart and snappy piece perfect for a university or for an ensemble of young actors ready to step up to the challenge. Each woman has been expertly crafted by McIntosh. A fantastic read and (would be) an even better full physical production.

This play is so brilliantly crafted and structured. I immediately felt the mean girl menace in the beginning and, like the central character, I too was lulled into a sense of security thinking this will all be okay. I will be recommending this excellent play to everybody who needs an awesome ensemble piece for college-age actors.

This play left me gobsmacked. Anyone who has been in a college theatre program has met people just like all the characters in this story, and McIntosh has woven all of the plotting, predictions, and paranoia of Macbeth into her plot. There is manipulation, backstabbing, front-stabbing, and all of the toxicity that can permeate academic theatre. And though they don't feature as characters in the play, the figures of the men in charge who foster this atmosphere loom like Banquo's ghost. The roles are all juicy and the play full of fantastic scenes/monologues for teen to early 20s girls.