“ This delicate two-hander is sublime in the way it builds depth in spite of its apparent simplicity - by the end, you feel like you know these two human beings intimately, even though you've only seen a few brief minutes of their lives across years. The dialogue is natural, consistent, and contains so much in pauses, body language, and negative space. There is so much said about change, inevitability, and even fate without any character addressing these things head-on. It's full of so much emotion rooted in a very authentic place. A new, unique family drama for the current moment. ”

“ The beauty of nature and the present moment is the life force that ambition always seems to overpower. Yet it always the grounding force that connects us to what's truly important. Wonderful work! ”

“ I read Man of God: loved Anna's voice so much, launched into reading this play. The simple setting, birdwatching over ten plus autumns, allows for great depths within this father/daughter relationship: so different than mine with my dad, but yet utterly recognizable. The deleted voicemail and the naming of the ten bucket list birds just wrecked me. In these annual interactions, while focused on birds, Anna says so much about our differing world/political views, family, natural violence, and how we spend our days on earth when, what we strive to leave behind, overcasts this moment right now. Beautiful. ”