“ Mia McCullough’s unflinching look into the grisly world of corporatized death is at once clinically detached and deeply affecting; managing to find a semblance of humanity in a somewhat inhumane subject matter, her vividly natural dialogue and deceptively complex characters give the play a compelling edge that drives the narrative forward, making it a page turner if you’re reading it, and – I imagine – keeps you on the edge of your seat listening to every word if you’re watching it. And damn, I would love to be in the audience one day. ”