←Recommendations of My Body

The abortion conversation flipped on its head. To many this play will seem ridiculous, dystopia, but for folks around the world this reality isn't a far cry from their own. Bublitz shows no fear in the face of a "sensitive" topic.

This sharp comedy understands the matter-of-fact menace of bureaucracy. More importantly, it holds a mirror up to our nation's own descent into Theocracy, where a woman's body becomes the property of the State. This is an urgently-needed play and companies should be clamoring to produce it.

Funny, daring, dangerous and full of truth. All the perfect elements you need for a great satire. I hate the fact this play is relevant but maybe with more writing like this, the Patriarchy can one day be dismantled.

Brilliant and timely, this tight-as-a-drum ten-minute play says everything. I hope it's performed in every corner of the U.S.! Bublitz hits this one over the fence in this important play that's sure to be read and shared and talked about for years to come.

Bublitz's taut and wonderfully unsettling ten-minute play should be performed over and over and everywhere.

Delightfully on point, My Body is a powerful piece and relevant as hell.

As a person who's fascinated by stories of women and power, I found this a treat. The reversal of the power roles is sharp and striking. This play makes it obvious how limited our usual vision is. It's timely and fun.

This play brilliantly takes one of society's biggest double standards and turns it on its head. Super smart and hilarious, until you remember how unfunny the reality is. Incredibly relevant to today's "smash the patriarchy" cultural ethos, this play is equally important for men and women alike to see. Entertaining, fun and horrifying all at once. Highly recommend.

The moment you dare have the inclination to think “this is outrageous, and completely implausible,” it slowly dawns that the premise Bublitz pursues in this play makes perfect sense. And, while men will surely find the circumstances unsettling, that’s precisely the point. It’s so much more than a “flip-the-script-in-power-dynamics-sketch.” Bublitz is working hard to help men understand the powerlessness women feel regarding reproductive rights. And when Laura extorts a smile from Patrick at the end, it’s a swift, hard kick to the goodies... and I’m embarrassed to say that it’s much deserved. Outstanding.

A sharp, incisive ten minutes with timely satirical bite. Bublitz makes a provocative point with a vicious sense of humour, and establishes a fantastical yet tangible world with impressive texture given the constraints of the piece's length. This is a piece I'd love to see find a full-length form, but as is, it's a fiercely effective short play.