“ I laughed out loud more than once reading Thal's deft and agile prose. His characters possess unique voices, brimming with literary/historical/philosophical allusions and irreverent humor which authentically capture the competitive cleverness unique to the verbal sparring of smart early-twenty-somethings.

What I find most resonant is the play's exploration of nostalgia, and the mythology of self created from year to year and across the decades. Thal's young characters are working overtime to define their identities, while their older selves variously long for, criticize or reimagine who they once were. ”

“ A few things stood out for me in Ian Thal’s gleefully satiric comedy: the nostalgia for a time when we fervently believed passion was enough to change the world; the precise look at the absolute fatuousness of college administrations and their steadfast inability to ever truly listen to their students; and – as mentioned before – that fabulous pillow fight. Well done, Ian! ”

“ This is a beautifully witty and satiric look at activism and public education. Also, it's hilarious! I found myself laughing out loud several times at the antics of Meegz & Co., both in the present and the past. And if that isn't incentive enough to get this play on it's feet--the fantastic pillow fight should seal the deal. Well done, Ian!!! ”