A great play about abuse and how it thrives in the music industry. A play that shows audiences how vulnerable black girls are to predators in the spaces where they should feel the most powerful and creative. Loved how the music comes and goes in this play. A play with a really powerful ending that will start some much needed dialogue.

A moving, expansive piece that uses time to illustrate cycles of abuse, harm, and adultification perpetuated against Black women, specifically in the music industry, in a way that always keeps the humanity of its characters in sight. I love how the idea of generational echoes existed not just between Etta and Belchan as characters but also in the ways that Etta felt Belchan's music from a decade and a half ago would resonate in the present. Beautifully drawn characters. Lovely incorporation of music. A moving balance of pain and hope. I'd love to see this on its feet!

A beautiful play about a very uncomfortable topic that leaves you feeling hopeful and empowered.