I'm so impressed with the true and vulnerable interplay between these characters. Their relationship progresses in highly entertaining and consistently compelling fashion, bringing the audience along with them. Bonus points for the very specific pop culture references, which only enhance the connection between these two.

There is a vulnerability in the sexual act. In “Roots Deep, Trunk Wide (Bascom & Isacc #2”, we are exposed (pun intended) to the questions of adequacy or lack thereof. We can be most susceptible to criticism, judgment, but at the same time, we can experience a closeness, bonding. I think this play has a lot to offer. It’s definitely a strong play and worthy of being performed.

I hope a lot of young folks obsessed with sexual dichotomy, especially in queer relationships, stumble across this play and have their minds blown. There is something so universal about both humanity's need to fit everything into a neat taxonomy, and the experience of feeling less-than because you don't. This is a funny, relatable exploration of finding someone with complementary "otherness," with some deeply specific, lovable characters. It's boldly vulnerable, deeply romantic, and lots of fun!