“ An incredibly theatrical and brilliantly bold piece that directly confronts what so much other American art refuses to acknowledge. Vinecia masterfully balances tonality - allowing her play to alternate between horror, comedy, and tragedy without ever feeling confused. My favorite kind of work - where a big belly laugh and a gut-wrenching sadness can be present in the same scene - in the same line. And despite the play's pointed absurdism - the characters at the center feel like real, complex people. Vinecia's voice is unlike anything else I've seen in American theater - a genuinely idiosyncratic work. ”