“ Through every tragedy and every crisis, love endures. Hannah Vaughn creates a world of spare language where nothing is wasted like you don't waste water in a desert. It may well all be ending and nights grow longer with days so endlessly long, but through it all love endures. It's a wonderful play living in circumstances that are all too frighteningly possible, and the playwright creates a scenario that is all too human in its response to the crisis. ”

“ A spare and beautiful piece that uses silences as eloquently as speech to paint a vibrant picture of a bleak reality. A dystopian drama that is by turns harrowing, all too believable, and surprisingly hopeful, all anchored in a pair of characters who we connect to easily, even if we haven't suffered what they've suffered. ”

“ In a future where even the cacti have burnt up, Hannah Vaughn manages to spin a talk of love, grief, and guilt. Written with a dearth of language that perfectly fits a world without respite, M and The Water Man finds two characters on the edge of existence, desperately clinging to whatever they can to make it through. A touching Sci-fi tale that more than delivers. ”