“ Haunting, image-rich, and theatrical, "The Man in the Sukkah" ties together so many elements--generational and family grief and trauma, faith, the complexities of fostering a child grappling with trauma, and much more--beautifully. As is characteristic of many of her pieces, Yarchun threads through gorgeous, direct, and exquisitely rendered visual metaphors (birds, trees, the language of colors) that amplify the themes and ideas discussed within. The rhythms of tempos of each character are distinct, and I loved the theatricality of the simultaneous scenes. I'd so love to see a production of this! ”

“ There is so much in this play that I love - the begats, the yard-sites, the way Yarchun makes everything very specific and necessary so that nothing at all is extraneous, every line of this play is the whole play. A thrilling and dramatic piece that would be so incredible to light, and then to see! ”