Reina has written a dazzling, intelligent play that is both intimate and spectacular. The storytelling is brave, non-Aristotelian, and confidently shifts it's form several times over the course of 90 minutes. With it's deep insights into both our planet and the ones beyond it, I am blown away by it's mythic scope. Like if Thornton Wilder crashed your party and just got smashed, this play is funny, moving, and never fails to make me cry.

As always with Reina's work, you learn so much about the astronomical forces that guide our universe and the even more unfathomable forces that guide our hearts, this time with the help of Aristophanes, Johannes Kepler and Henrietta Leavitt at a party in the center of the cosmos. Reina's plays make me braver and happier to be alive.

A play that I love dearly and can never read or see without shedding a tear. It's themes are much bigger than the small young people who tell its story.