I love this play. It is fresh, delightful, provocative. It caught my interest in the list of characters: IMOGEN--A Bear passing as a human. It surprised me that this is not the Imogen from Cymbeline but a character who is probably a typo in Much Ado. Requires some imaginative and theatrical staging--should be great fun. I want to direct this play!!

I found Imogen Says Nothing to be profoundly relevant in a #metoo era, where so much depends on making sure the story is told truthfully, with no part omitted or glossed over. Imogen is certainly a central character in this piece, but the focus of Imogen Says Nothing is on the men in Shakespeare’s troupe. Imogen’s freedom depends on them. By the end, truth depends on them. The troupe shapes the narrative (and the world around them) by the simple power of being able to write down what they think and do and have people care about it.

This play is full of wit and passion. It captivated me and held me in this fantastic and challenging world. It is a complex and multi-layered play but still finds a way to shock and inspire. Highly recommend reading this!