←Recommendations of Click

Goldfinger's script takes you on a journey from a frat party to a SciFi tech company to a death bed and then a garden - musings on lives ending and how to begin again. I particularly admire the use of monologue and Greek Chorus.

A powerful look at rape culture, technology and identity that has us taking stock of the state of the world. Well done.

An awesomely inventive and timely piece that resonates profoundly with today as it imagines a future informed by our present. The central characters are all well-defined, and I appreciate their intersectional richness and the ways their identities clearly influence and impact their decisions, actions, and lives. Goldfinger's exploration of digital footprint, rape culture, activism, and the broad implications of existing in a digitized world is thorough and nuanced. I also appreciated how both theatrical and flexible this piece was--it feels like the kind of piece a production team can clearly put its stamp on. Great for colleges!

A fast paced, heartbreaking and searing play. "Click" not only speaks to our societies fragmented relationship with technology, rape culture, and gender/identity - but also thrums with a dark humor and surprising tenderness that breaks down the binary code of those heavy topics.

JESUS GOD! "Click" will shake you up, toss you around, chew you to pieces, and spit you out, it's that fucking good! Goldfinger's creative use of language, and her darkly funny, spot-on sense of our mania for current technology and where it is taking us makes this a must-read, must-produce work. Stunning.

Click is a daring and gut wrenching piece that is so PRESENT! It deals with difficult subject matter with grace and empathy.

This beautiful and strange new world we live in is captured in this dark exploration of rape culture, high tech and greed in a flexible cast play with a Greek Chorus - and I love a Greek Chorus! The language is stunning throughout! Although the play moves wonderfully into a fascinating future, I found it incredibly relevant, human and haunting!

A technological take on rape, frat culture, hacking and the pitfalls of having only one identity in this world. Who do we become when we've been compromised and how far will we go to become someone new? A piece that moves at the speed of technology with a wholly new cyber-persepctive on the Greek chorus. Disturbing and timely.

Had the great privilege to see this read at the KC Rep new works. It is masterful how it builds a timeline just far enough into the future while wrapping into current events. The writer is masterful enough to keep it from being preachy - it is a suspenseful story that keeps you on the edge of your seat while causing you to question every bias. The entire audience was captivated, and in the talk-back, we could've discussed it for an hour longer. A must-see.

This is the best play I've read that captures the intersection of rape culture and 21st century technology. Its a timeless story that looks at where we are and where we are heading with this new technology that makes it easier and easier to protect predators and silence victims.