Like the object at its center, this play is a fragile, beautiful thing. The events that transpire are inordinately powerful, given the brief amount of time we spend in the world this play imagines. A deeply effective and affecting piece. Bravo.

Steven G. Martin’s A Good Day is a quietly powerful 10-minute play built around a beautifully theatrical concept. The emotional core, particularly through Emily, lands in a way that feels honest and resonant. It’s a piece that trusts stillness and reflection, giving actors meaningful moments to explore. A thoughtful and moving addition to any short play festival.

Absolutely gorgeous. Who would imagine that something so surreal --an 'artifact' full of memories at a garage sale -- could be more real than reality. Could offer such frustration for one and such comfort to another. One day "all around the world on May 10". So many aphorisms come to mind: one man's junk...time heals all wounds.. So much grand universality to this tiny tale of grief, comfort and kindness.