A gorgeous play that combines lyrical poetry with moments of human naturalism. I also loved the way Willis uses dreams as a structural element. The dreams--both in content and in form--help mirror the Body's external and internal negotiations and conflicts in a potent and direct way. I'll definitely be thinking for a long while about the stage images and creative theatricality of this piece, as well as its human, poignant ending that captures both the melancholy and feelings of liminality the Body is experiencing in the moment while they also look forward as well.

As someone who both experiences dysphoria and memories of growing up with tornados, this play was such a magical read for me - I'd love to see it performed. The way in which the internal feelings of self mix with the abstract imagery that Britt Willis creates would truly feel right at home up on a stage. Their creativity is in full view here.

I love plays that challenge the form! There was not a single moment where I wasn’t emotionally invested in Britt's poetry. This was incredibly mesmerizing play to read about our relationship to the body that also felt so deeply truthful and honest. This is an intimate play that is meant to be SEEN.