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  • Charlotte Dougherty:
    10 Nov. 2020
    Lovely story, dialogue is simple and powerful. Highly recommend.
  • Arianna Rose:
    10 Nov. 2020
    A stunningly gorgeous short play about love, loss, and limes. Playwright Jennifer O'Grady creates characters of wonderful breadth and matter-of-factness. So much is revealed in just nine pages. I wanted to join Elena and Clara on their foray, or at least be a voyeur on their path to healing. A must-read.
  • Mark V Jones:
    15 Nov. 2019
    Very warm, touching story about two women 31 and 79 respectively who have dealt with loss. The younger of the two is still coming to terms with her grief. The simplistically of the older woman’s words and wisdom really helps with the pacing of this heart tugging story. I loved it!
  • Cheryl Bear:
    2 Jul. 2019
    How I love, the human shared experience and commonality brought to life with sheer beauty. Life is so much better when we're in this together. Fantastic work!
  • Cameron Houg:
    9 May. 2019
    A short but sweet play about grief, sorrow, and the importance of going on when all seems lost. These characters are filled with a depth that can hardly be contained in a few short pages. Great work!
  • Stephen Graff:
    7 May. 2019
    This short, sorrowful, but ultimately hopeful play is a perfect example of the adage that less is more. Jennifer ‘O Grady effortlessly weaves a tale imbued with the history of trauma without revealing hardly any detail at all. Like Raymond Carver’s short stories, this piece makes the “audience” read between the lines and discover the anguish and humanity of two very compelling women.
  • Sharai Bohannon:
    15 Apr. 2019
    The feeling of loss is palpable in this piece. O'Grady puts these two women together in a way that leaves us longing to see where this friendship goes and inspired enough to see the light at the end of our own tunnels. Would love to see this produced!
  • Suzanne Willett:
    24 Mar. 2019
    O’Grady weaves two disparate loss narratives into a poignant whole.
  • Emma Goldman-Sherman:
    22 Mar. 2019
    We did a reading of this play at 29th Street, and it really moved everyone in the room! The characters are clearly struggling and the way out is unclear as they are able to serve each other in unforseen ways. It is a wonderful piece that shows the value of sharing our experiences. Hopeful and uplifting!
  • Rachael Carnes:
    26 Feb. 2019
    Jennifer O'Grady's voice in her plays is so clear, and concise, her characters warm and immediately interesting - yet she writes with an enviable spareness, a quality that allows the silence and space around the characters to breathe, to occupy them. This play reverberates with meaning, and is so beautiful. And this title... O'Grady's poetry shining through.

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