“ You can take a wild scroll and pick the first Scott Sickles play your mouse lands on, and you're basically guaranteed to find a winner.

Morning After the Melee showcases this playwright's trademark knack for insight, humor and heart all while handling a premise that could, in another writer's hands, prove unwieldy. I loved Miguel and Cristobal's dynamic, and the way that their neurodivergent experience enables them to support each other, even when their shared foe is whisper-growing sour somethings in their ear. ”

“ Every human battles to slay their dragons, and Sickles skillfully captures the essence of the never-ending battles of the human experience to conquer our personal demons. A provocative, powerful piece of writing that leaves us feeling hopeful that even though we might not have won the battle, we haven't lost the war! ”

“ Myths and legends are born within us to explain the demons that haunt us from within. We invent fantastic stories to explain our human conditions to others and to ourselves. In doing so, we learn about us: our limits, our flaws, our fears; those things that make us human. By ascribing them to outside forces, we can either fight them with all our might, or surrender. In this tale of valor, Scott Sickles has given us a finely-crafted tale where all is not lost and hope lives on, as it must. Go forward, Sir Cristobal and Sir Miguel! ”