This play hits so deeply, especially for those of us who were young women who made what we thought were good decisions about men. I know the bones of the history, but to delve into it in this tight, funny and female-centric way, I came away with a real reminder of the way the patriarchy seeks to divide us. Here's to Monica and to Sarah and to all of us.

Sometimes you have no choice but to be a superhero when you're a woman. Constantly needing to defend yourself against villains with sheer courage and tenacity. Fantastic work!

A magnificent tour-de-force whose brazen theatricality is its biggest strength. At turns hilarious, informative, exciting, and heartbreaking, Tuft succeeds in both creating a parable about the ways women are silenced, abused, and oppressed, while also telling the very human story of Monica Lewinsky. Monica, in all of her permutations--superhero, TED talk presenter, and represented by a young college student--is a well-rounded, sympathetic, and compelling hero for us to root for. I really do hope to see this play produced far and wide in the near future.