What a wonderfully crafted story with loads of twists and turns. I was excited to read this script from start to finish. A Greek Chorus was a bold choice, but it fit really well, something that I’ve seen fall short many of times in other works. Seinuk did a fantastic job making a fresh feeling story. One of my favorite things was how she shows the audience what’s on the phones when the characters are using them. Great production choice with clear stage directions. Nice work!

An intense tale for the #metoo era, flashing with on-point modern lingua (it helps that I have teenagers in my house) old wrongs fuel present actions and the conclusion is tragic for everyone involved. A cutting teenage drama that literally takes place entirely in one high school bathroom, this is a must-produce for American high schools. Highly recommended!

This is a brilliantly rendered theatrical world that respects and shows sensitivity towards its young ensemble, even as the characters aren't showing sensitivity to one another. The echoes of Greek tragedy (chorus, monologues, unity of space) are a perfect structure on which to build this insightful exploration of teenage social dynamics, particularly the ways that society puts young women/femme-identifying humans down and pits them against one another. The melancholic inevitability of the end is contemporary/ancient/timeless. Each character is compelling, nuanced, and well-drawn. The eye towards intersectionality here is also much appreciated. I'd love to see this performed!