I really loved this play. The majority of the time, plays about fat women revolve around the idea of becoming smaller. I argue that in this play, Lauren (the main character) is body positive (or at the very least, body neutral). A story where a fat character grapples with societal and personal expectations of body standards that doesn't devolve into self-hatred is wonderful and necessary. This is that story.

This is a firecracker of a play that takes you to such unexpected and marvelously frightening places. I love stories that draw on classical texts without putting them on a pedestal, and Greene is a master interrogator. It's devastating how familiar the male characters in Lauren's world are, but that only makes the story so much more necessary.

Loved this play. What a killer ending!!!