“ Red Days is more relevant and impactful than ever, exploring a world plunged into crisis. Red Days examines how humanity reacts to crises – and the effects on both broad and microscopic levels. Red Days is grounded, with characters you will see yourself in – whether you want to or not. Bublitz plays with formats and mediums that make an impactful statement. ”

“ Bublitz’s Red Days is a must-read and an amazing commentary on teenagers’ most pivotal points in their lives within the confines of dark extraneous circumstances—something much of our younger generation of thespians can empathize with due to the Covid pandemic. This work seems almost timeless, giving an unfiltered perspective of life within a world uncannily similar to the new world effected by Covid. (and not only that but that it was written before the pandemic even hit is the mark of a truly remarkable playwright) The thing that shines through every seam of this tragic world: Humanity. ”

“ Between the authenticity of Dianna and Connie's relationship, to the serious issue of climate change, Rachel Bublitz nails every aspect of "Red Days". Bublitz instantly brings the reader into the world with the stunningly crafted opening scene and keeps you as engaged through the end. I truly can not think of a better read. Bublitz created Dianna as such a strong and determined character and keeps her true to that the entire time. You get to truly know her as more than a character. ”

“ If there is one play that everyone should read, it is Red Days. From the moment I started reading I was not only drawn in, but also surprised at how relevant it is to our world today. Bublitz creates this extraordinary story primarily through the relationship between Dianna and her mother Connie, which shows the importance of doing what is right no matter who is in your way. By blending the themes of love, anger, passion, and determination, Bublitz takes the reader into a different world while also calling upon them to take action for what they believe is right. ”