“ This is a haunting and powerful play about identity, immigration, grief, and family. I so appreciated the cross section of people represented in this play, particularly the distinct ways Nellie, Terry, Ana, and Victoria navigated their Latinx identities within themselves and around one another. Araceli was a haunting presence and her arrival prompted some of the most potent surprises. Not to be left out, Nick was intriguing as well, and his arc satisfying and complex. I also love the visual/aural world Iraheta creates here. It is uniquely theatrical and I would love to see it realized onstage soon! ”

“ I was engrossed in this play from the first few pages. It's exceptionally written in how it manages to hold characters accountable for their actions without sacrificing sympathetic aspects that make them well-rounded and human. It takes a relevant topic that many are afraid to discuss and makes it into compelling art without sanitizing it ”