“ Dwyer's script drives at it's core from all angles and across a lifetime. All roads lead to one overwhelming, highly relatable thought. The weight of this constant self-negging is crushing and so very real. ”

“ The life you are robbed of in the pursuit of perfection, the feeling of unworthiness and the way that alters your perception of how others perceive you is captured exquisitely. How can we stop torturing and abusing ourselves? The question every woman has asked at some point. Terrific work. ”

“ This wrenching piece captures something about living with an ED that most narratives on the topic fail to truly communicate--the heartbreaking ways one's illness infects, informs, and shapes their relationships with others and how that compounds loneliness and isolation. We see the haunting, metaphorical Everywoman have direct negative impacts on Mel; we also see Mel navigate a minefield of triggers and trauma in everyday interactions with people who, ostensibly, care greatly for her, but whose very existence brings trouble for her. This collage of slim, harrowing scenes is potent, and nuanced. Such excellent work! ”

“ A simply devastating piece. The play's depiction of a character with body image issues is unrelentingly honest, but the device of showing us the same character at different points in life adds another layer that really enhances the power of the story. We see how a youthful obsession follows this character through her life, shaping her in every relation with others. The overall effect is heart-breaking. ”