←Recommendations of Grown-Ass Louis

I can tell a lot of work was done to do as much exploration of a complicated feeling in as efficient a way as possible. Especially loved the image of the dolphin.

I thought this play gave a great take on loss and grief no matter what age. It’s hard to move on after any age. Loss is loss no matter what age. All around great play.

A great personification of the process some people internally face when grieving.

Such a lovely story about letting go and moving on.

I left this play inspired and introspective on how I would react in situations similar and questioning what I did in situations that parallel within my personal life. I think Walsh crafted a play for people who need help to find solace, and for people to be introspective on their relationship with grief and it was done masterfully.

A beautiful and comforting play which handles its subject material gently and delivers a wonderfully emotional and thought provoking message by the end of the play. A fantastic read!!

Wow. Such a bittersweet and heartbreaking piece. Pull at all of my heartstrings and had me tearing up during many parts.

This is a play that is both heartbreaking and uplifting, sad and funny, despondent and hopeful, a play with great emotion, wit, and charm. Read it and, if you are so situated, produce it.

I was moved and delighted by this play. Poignant without being saccharine. Great play by a great writer!

wow! this play was all the things!!! I loved it so so much, it was heartwarming, and weird and special