←Recommendations of Grown-Ass Louis

I really enjoyed reading this 10 minute play. It was a touching read and made me feel for Louis; I can only imagine how I'd enjoy watching it performed live.

It has been years since I saw this play. And I think about it often. A fantastic look at loss and letting go, this is a short play that hits you in a way that rings true for those of us who have experienced loss at a young age. This is funny, heartfelt, and amazingly smart. This is an example of the power that 10 min plays can have.

A very heartwarming, visually appealing play. A great and wonderful concept.

This play is everything perfect and wonderful about the 10-minute play format and theatre in general. In case it's not obvious, I love it.

I feel just like Grown-Ass Louis all the time. My mother died when I was young, and it's unbearable to go on living further and further away from her death every moment of every day. And Grown-Ass Louis feels the same way as far as I can tell in this funny, mordant play - I don't think I've ever used that word before. It means biting and makes me think of Grown-Ass Louis's mother and her ass-cheek. I have to say I really like this play!

This is a play for all of us who have experienced loss. This is a play for all of us who have wondered and hoped, but never knew for certain. Emotionally touching, dream-like, funny, and full of images and visuals.

An unexpected comedy on mourning, equally funny and poignant. Some great challenges for costume and prop designers. A lot happens, plenty of surprises, color, poetry, heartache -- this would be a great addition to any short play festival.

A funny and very moving play about the messages we hope our loved ones receive. No matter how old we get, we hope a part of their spirit can still hear us. Beautiful!

This is by far one of my favorite ten minute plays. For how funny it is, it's also profoundly moving. Perfect for any ten minute festival.

Give it a read. I think you'll love the challenges the script proposes.

Really great, funny, moving play Bruce Walsh's command of language is evident in this really charming ten minute play! A great addition to any ten minute festival!