←Recommendations of Grown-Ass Louis

Beautiful play about grief and memory and holding on and letting go, all of it packed into ten wonderfully theatrical minutes--and with humor too! Loved it.

This play does a beautiful job of what it's like to let go and go through the feeling of grief. It's an interesting take on why we focus on the things we will never know and I think that's why we can't let go or why it's hard because it's hard not to know and be satisfied with that.

I think this play does a great job handling the subject of grief and does so with a unique framing device, and therefore would happily recommend it.

I found this play to be such a different outlook on grief and how we deal with it. The ending made me feel joy for the protagonist. A wonderful play to read.

A beautiful play told in such a unique way - through a dream! It's such a lovely interpretation of going through the emotional turmoil of loss, and, despite the setting, the emotions are very real and serious.

A beautifully surreal dream of a short play; lighter than air yet deeply emotional, it floats on hope and wonder, and the ending is just perfect.

I think it's a well-structured play, that touches on many difficult topics. This narrative is neatly constructed to present a message. I enjoyed reading it.

I would recommend this play to anyone who enjoys wonderfully executed theme, compelling dialogue, and immersive suspense. Excellent read!

This is a great script with hilarious and absurd comedy counteracting the heart of gold that Louis has. Well done.

This is a wonderfully written dark comedy that manages to fit both humor and heartbreak in ten minutes. There's a gag with a dolphin that made me guffaw and then cry.