When I passed along this play to one of my dear nonbinary collaborators, their first words were "this is the play that I've always wanted." I could go on, but to me, that's as high a compliment as I've heard a play paid, and I think I'll leave it at that. Parts and Pieces is worth the read, and I hope that more and more people have the opportunity to see themselves in it.

In 'Parts and Pieces,' Amy Tofte has created two remarkable characters, Mel and Parker. They are estranged sisters who come together to settle their mother's estate with the help of Kipper, a mediator. Mel and Parker are nuanced, flawed characters who genuinely develop in the course of the play. The writing is both intellectually and emotionally intelligent. Kipper is full of surprises herself. It's a refreshing look at gender identity.