Recommendations of Grown-Ass Louis

  • KayCi Wolf: Grown-Ass Louis

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

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

  • Hailey Hendrix: Grown-Ass Louis

    Such a lovely story about letting go and moving on.

    Such a lovely story about letting go and moving on.

  • Yasha Alaniz: Grown-Ass Louis

    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.

    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.

  • Laura Quiñones: Grown-Ass Louis

    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!!

    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!!

  • Macie Despain: Grown-Ass Louis

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

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

  • James McLindon: Grown-Ass Louis

    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.

    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.

  • Marybeth Gorman Craig: Grown-Ass Louis

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

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

  • Jolene Noelle: Grown-Ass Louis

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

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

  • Robin Gonzalez: Grown-Ass Louis

    This play was beautiful and touching. The ending alone took my breath away. I wish I could experience what I felt when I first read it. Left me content and crying in the best way .

    This play was beautiful and touching. The ending alone took my breath away. I wish I could experience what I felt when I first read it. Left me content and crying in the best way .

  • zachary watson: Grown-Ass Louis

    This play tugs at your heart and makes you feel real emotions for the characters.

    This play tugs at your heart and makes you feel real emotions for the characters.