Yes, I'm a "day late, and a dollar short" but what can I say, I'm new here!

I generally do not gravitate towards: "super-hero" type films, and/or content BUT, this play intrigued me. I specifically enjoyed how real time and fantasy/escapism were interwoven in the script. In addition, the subject-matter itself is all too real - and unfortunately, relevant six years after the play was first shared on NPX. For me as a new playwright, this play is a lesson all by itself.

Kudos to the playwright!

I just finished reading this play, and all I can say is it's spellbinding. Typically, I do not particularly appreciate reading plays that feature black boys being killed by a cop; I carry that fear every day as a black man, so I don't enjoy reading about it. However, this show was not trauma porn that many plays about the subject are. Inda Craig-Galvan has a heartfelt and tender masterpiece. She approached her play with empathy and love. Black Super Hero Magic Mama Is a true gem, and I hope to produce this play in the future.

I absolutely loved every word of this beautiful play. I started it and couldn't put it down until I was done. The way that the playwright used the fantasy elements to tell this story was masterful. 100/10, highly recommend!