A startling, lyrical, and incredibly inventive play that begs to be produced. Jost explores the harrowing intersection of female sexuality and desire, misogyny, toxic masculinity, and violence using a whole host of theatrical tools. I was struck by the dual nature of these characters--who are built so specifically and with a clear eye and ear to their unique humanity, but who also serve as a microcosm and portrait of the roots of misogyny in action. Through monologue, movement sequences, repeated motifs, and poignant scenes, Jost creates a kaleidoscopic picture so much greater than the sum of its parts.

I am in awe of this play. The use of poetic imagery and music is such a beautiful way to address a horrifying thing.

The poetry and theatricality of this piece are breathtaking and ensure that no two productions will be quite the same. It would be fascinating to see, but it's also a delight to read, ponder, and, I'm sure, produce!