“ What is remarkable about this writing is the world-building on a language of body and desire, sensuality and skin and breath between two girls. With evocative imagery as singular as anything by Erik Ehn (stage directions last a page long), and dialog that feels so spot-on even when it's awkward, this playwright shows a relationship in reverse -- and creates an unexpected spectacle of pure sexy joy! This is a dream come true for lighting, media and sound designers! ”

“ Using rain as a central metaphor, the three short scenes of Hernandez's play seem to be told in reverse time-sequence: a night of incredible passion, a somewhat awkward first date, and a chance encounter on a bus. A beautiful small romantic play for the two women, one in which the author satisfies the reader with his compelling stage directions as much as the potential audience sitting in the theater. ”

“ A beautiful ode to love, longing and desire. It moves with such lyricism like a foreign film from a by-gone era and would play out so beautifully on the stage with the sounds of the rain. The three vignettes flow together perfectly and who could ever resist the line "I never want salad." ”

“ What a beautiful and engaging short! I love both the characters, the depth achieved for both in a very brief time, and the flexibility in the order of the scenes. Normally for a short play I don’t love having separate scenes, but these are completely earned and needed. Would love to see this produced, especially with the rain. ”