Recommendations of Grown-Ass Louis

  • Leia Mendoza: Grown-Ass Louis

    I really enjoyed reading this as someone who did certain things like sending balloons after a loved one's death. This play has a big heart, and you can feel yourself relating to the characters at some points.

    I really enjoyed reading this as someone who did certain things like sending balloons after a loved one's death. This play has a big heart, and you can feel yourself relating to the characters at some points.

  • Anthony Lam: Grown-Ass Louis

    Although it may take a while to understand the play by reading it multiple times, the message behind it is a lovely process of letting go of loved ones and move on with your life.

    Although it may take a while to understand the play by reading it multiple times, the message behind it is a lovely process of letting go of loved ones and move on with your life.

  • Kai Dawson: Grown-Ass Louis

    This play is absolutely fantastic. It tugs at your heart strings, and invokes some real intense emotions, but towards the end you get a small bit of comedic relief, just enough to really off set the sadness I felt, I felt like I earned a little laugh at the end, but all in all what an amazing piece.

    This play is absolutely fantastic. It tugs at your heart strings, and invokes some real intense emotions, but towards the end you get a small bit of comedic relief, just enough to really off set the sadness I felt, I felt like I earned a little laugh at the end, but all in all what an amazing piece.

  • Erin Patterson: Grown-Ass Louis

    This play broke my heart, but was a very unique read surrounding the loss of a loved one and how that affects you later down the line.

    This play broke my heart, but was a very unique read surrounding the loss of a loved one and how that affects you later down the line.

  • Vincent Galdamez: Grown-Ass Louis

    Wow, I really have to say that this was touching and very sad indeed. I love the symbolism in this play. Louis is going through a process that his father has passed away and the dreams just really tell it all. Amazing play!

    Wow, I really have to say that this was touching and very sad indeed. I love the symbolism in this play. Louis is going through a process that his father has passed away and the dreams just really tell it all. Amazing play!

  • Ashe Kemuri: Grown-Ass Louis

    A touching play about dealing with grief.

    A touching play about dealing with grief.

  • Samantha Garcia: Grown-Ass Louis

    I love this play I think it was made perfect. every scene with every character and the details that went Into it ! love !

    I love this play I think it was made perfect. every scene with every character and the details that went Into it ! love !

  • Morgan Kent: Grown-Ass Louis

    I love how unified this piece feels even as it goes through the different dream sequences, as well as how grief is explored through very real and honest feelings. I also appreciate how the dreams are just odd enough to make them seem like real dreams. This is a great play!

    I love how unified this piece feels even as it goes through the different dream sequences, as well as how grief is explored through very real and honest feelings. I also appreciate how the dreams are just odd enough to make them seem like real dreams. This is a great play!

  • Elisabeth Giffin Speckman: Grown-Ass Louis

    PHENOMENAL.

    I cannot get over this play. Wonderful. Wonderful. PRODUCE PRODUCE PRODUCE.

    PHENOMENAL.

    I cannot get over this play. Wonderful. Wonderful. PRODUCE PRODUCE PRODUCE.

  • Mkayla Edwards: Grown-Ass Louis

    I loved the humorous way that this play goes about discussing the grief process. The utilization of a dreamscape and Louis' introspection about his own grieving is beautifully done.

    I loved the humorous way that this play goes about discussing the grief process. The utilization of a dreamscape and Louis' introspection about his own grieving is beautifully done.