Alternately funny and poignant account of our collective yearning for connection in an emotionally impoverished world, where so many of our friends are strangers existing in virtual reality. And, to be more hopeful: a play about how our collective immersion in such virtual worlds (like theater) might help us foster connections in the "real" one. I love Thomas' quirky, original and wry look at how weird the world can be -- and how we might harness what's weird in each of us so that we can fly our freak flags fly, together.

A heartfelt and funny comedy about friendship and the need for community that will win your heart. Well done.

CRYING ON TELEVISION is such a lovely and funny play about connection, friendship, and our human need for community. I loved it from page on, I laughed out loud and had to fight back tears more than once. A heartwarming and endearing play that would bring in audiences in theaters across the country. Thomas' writing feels like being with your best friend(s) and just laughing your asses off together the whole time. Read and produce this play, please and thank you.