←Recommendations of Grown-Ass Louis

I really enjoyed the abstract nature of this play.

I felt like I was dreaming while reading this! Such an important concept to tackle! Well done!

I love the abstractionism in this play. That's a hard thing to pull off in a ten-minute time frame, but it works so well here. This play almost brought me to tears.

I loved this play! it was so different from other 10-minute plays I've read, but the approach to confronting grief and how it lingers while aging was really cool. I liked how it was set in a dream-scape atmosophere and how things blended together in a way that was clear, yet confusing at the same time, much like how coming to terms with loss is.

What a beautiful play. It shows how it isn't fair that the rest of the world gets to move on while you're grieving over someone's death. I also like the Jewish representation. I really connected with this play.

This play explores grief through a dreamscape where realities shift and bleed together. It creates a world that is saturated with color and humor, and is a very striking and heartwarming way to tackle a very difficult topic.

THIS HURTS MY HEART WOW! Lovely story of loss and how to deal with it and how grief is different for everyone.

A lovely meditation on the endurance of and unique ways to cope with grief. The dream logic allows for powerful and at times humorous reflection.

This play showed me that not everyone grieves the same and I think that's truly beautiful.

This play had me reeling by showing me new ways to process my grief. It has been so lovely.