“ Isn't it wonderful when you find a play that shows you all of the joy and glory and confusion of humanity when it's reflected through a pair of aliens from the planet Zlagdor, including the optimistic anthropologist father named Nancy and his rollerderby-skating daughter Arugula, just coming to terms with her sexuality and other confusing things. It's a beautifully crafted, loving, laugh-out-loud ride that should be (and IS being!) produced all over. Keep an eye out for 'Space Girl' - it's going to be everywhere really soon. ”

“ A heart-melting alien invasion tale with quirky humor reminiscent of THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN and THE NEIGHBORS but from a uniquely adolescent perspective. Replete with roller derby, salad and a dad named Nancy. Touching, smart and genuinely funny, but also full of the pathos and regret emblematic of growing up. Ultimately, it begs the question: is humanity worth saving? Honest monologues for a young adult actress. ”

“ This play is hilarious, and so sweet, and so timely. I did not expect my heart to be warmed by these engaging, curious characters, but I found myself so *in it* with them. Encapsulating the disorientation of being young and finding your place in the world within the body of an extraterrestrial character was a stroke of brilliance -- because we have all been in Arugula and Charlotte's shoes because high school is The Worst. Harris packs so much into this play - conservationism, longing, despair, and kinship. I love this play. I fully hope to see it onstage someday. ”

“ I first read this play in writers workshop at Carnegie Mellon University, and I still read it just for fun on my own, because it is just that great! Hilarious, relatable, and a touch of sadness make Space Girl comedy gold and a great read. ”