Jordan Elizabeth Henry:
7 Apr. 2018
“
Musical and poetic, the beauty of the language of this play is like oxygen:the rhythms and lyricism keep us alive as Poynor helps us through this horror. This play is an essential voice in the national conversation about gun reform and gun violence in schools -- it at once celebrates life and hope while staring the national demon of gun violence in the face. I love the idea of staging this play in an immersive setting -- because this story is deeply personal and specific, but it is also, horrifyingly, a corporate experience. An Important piece of theatre. ”