Beautiful, funny, and full of heart, Self-Love is a fresh and unpredictable exploration of young people grappling with their identity, sexuality, and relationships during that vulnerable period when our longing for acceptance can obfuscate our deeper desires. Each character is fully fleshed and—in some cases, unexpectedly—complex, and there is such intimacy and tenderness in the moments where they must reckon with their internalized social norms. An enjoyable ride for any audience, but a particularly special gift for those on the messy brink of adulthood.
Beautiful, funny, and full of heart, Self-Love is a fresh and unpredictable exploration of young people grappling with their identity, sexuality, and relationships during that vulnerable period when our longing for acceptance can obfuscate our deeper desires. Each character is fully fleshed and—in some cases, unexpectedly—complex, and there is such intimacy and tenderness in the moments where they must reckon with their internalized social norms. An enjoyable ride for any audience, but a particularly special gift for those on the messy brink of adulthood.