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  • Daphne Curran:
    29 Nov. 2020
    This play is so touching, and unlike anything I've ever read. It combines true loss with humourous stage directions and an epic portrayal of a comic on stage.
  • Kyra Headley:
    29 Nov. 2020
    I absolutely loved this script. It is nothing like I've ever read before and was truly breathtaking.
  • Jack Sessions:
    29 Nov. 2020
    Once you start reading this play you cannot stop. The way it touches on these topics is theatrical and beautifully written. I hope everyone has the opportunity to read this at least once because it is powerful.
  • Douglas Smith:
    29 Nov. 2020
    A great play that challenges the ideas around accidental death through the bending of reality, humorizing of super hero stereotypes and satirizing of broadcast news
  • Candice Bell:
    29 Nov. 2020
    Black Super Hero Magic Mama is a must-read for everybody! Every character jumps off of the page and represents so much more than meets the eye. A brilliant blend of realism and surrealism, we are introduced to grief, media misrepresentation, people of color, liberation, female empowerment, familial bonds, police brutality, you name it. The story is simply amazing. There is so much heart and perspective in this script, not to mention the wonderful theatricality. This production will leave an impact.
  • Madelyn Lyon:
    29 Nov. 2020
    This play is a powerful piece that explores the heartache of loss and grief. It is the perfect blend of realistic and imaginative.
  • Emily Grace Edwards:
    29 Nov. 2020
    A powerhouse of a play full of heart and hope, whose exploration of grief and trauma will break your heart, and heal it again.
  • Henry Johnson:
    29 Nov. 2020
    A superb play that covers a multitude of important topics, topics that deserved to be fully explored and examined in the world of playwriting. The characters in it are intense and driven. Sabrina has the fascinating challenge of either become a spokesman for the black community or simply dealing with her grief. I particularly enjoyed the news characters and their 'super' counterparts, Galvan delivers a biting commentary on how these kinds of 'tragedies' are covered, and how the media reduces these life-changing events to something that just happens.
  • Cydney M. Bray:
    29 Nov. 2020
    This play is truly an amazing masterpiece. To tell a story of police brutality is hard and this was depicted scarily accurate. The way this play shows the coping of grief and will leave anyone in tears.
  • Marcus Garcia:
    28 Nov. 2020
    Wow. A great read. This play will take you on an unexpected journey. The way coping is interpreted is beautiful.

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