“ An elegant encapsulation of the enduring power and pull of grief, while also a celebration of compassionate and present love. The final draft of the letter never sent is a powerful metaphor for potential healing. This play is subtly moving and affecting. ”

“ This is a masterfully crafted play about the long tail of grief and how the sting of a loved one's death never fully subsides, even after decades. A live performance would be a great experience for actors and audiences alike. ”

“ One of the quietist, most surprising plays, EIGHT DRAFTS is gorgeously constructed and very moving. I admire how Marcia Eppich-Harris builds the backstory through nurturing, constructive dialogue and drafts of letters, rather than from quarreling (as so often happens in married-couple plays). And I love Kate for her dreaming of, thinking about, and grieving over her high school friend and sweet heart. EIGHT DRAFTS with its deep emotional journey makes a case for all of us being more open about our feelings for long lost souls, for honoring our dead with sorrow, instead of moving on. Thank you so much! ”

“ Remembering an important part of your past and yet never being able to truly acknowledge it is central to this touching play about love, loss and moving on. Marcia Eppich-Harris has a deft touch with this piece, always remaining true to the confusing nature of unexpected loss and not knowing how to process it. I loved the resolution here and think this would be a special piece to stage. This was lovely. ”