←Recommendations of Two Girls

Allie Costa's 'Two Girls' is a powerful and poignant one-act that tackles a sensitive and difficult subject with grace and depth. Costa's innovative structure and lyrical prose draw audiences into a compelling narrative that doesn't shy away from the brutal realities of trauma. The ability to convey the lasting impact of violence and the resilience of survivors makes 'Two Girls' a haunting and impactful work.
Bluebird Theatre Company had the pleasure of publishing Bluebird Broadcast's audio production of 'Two Girls', with characters voiced by Amanda Stamm and Alexandra Rigby.

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Innovative in its structure, and moving in its message, Two Girls strikes into the heart of a tough subject, and never lets up. It's both brutal in its imagery, and yet sensitive in its overall theme. A masterful work.

Poetic, sad and beautiful. Costa has come up with a great visual concept to tell her tale. In the right parts, it really hurts to listen to (or read) these words. She makes a powerful point about trauma and how it stays with us the rest of our lives. Thumbs up!

“She’ll never be alone again.” Every two minutes. Every two minutes! Women emerging from the woods every two minutes. Sparse, quick, and laser-sharp, the play is a powerful glimpse into assault and surviving. The haunted, lucky ones who get to survive. You won’t easily let go of this play.

Lean, incisive and razor-sharp. This is an intense and lyrical piece full of understated, yet powerful theatricality. Sure to make an impact.

A rhythmic, probing, passionate piece which speeds through the rape of two girls. Quick, but lingering. Powerful.

This play moves with lightning quickness, but also strikes the reader with an electric jolt as we are reminded of the randomness with which violence can occur and the long-term ramifications of it. It's a sobering, poetic work that deserves to be seen even more.