←Recommendations of Really Adult

I’m not sure there were any adults in the room but I did love the lengths the characters go to convince themselves. Bublitz’s dialogue crackles with honesty and self-consciousness that endears you to them. Julie digs herself a quagmire from which she (maybe) wants to escape. Or not. I love how Bublitz takes an ordinary situation and makes it extraordinary.

Relatable and engaging, this short play feels like a little window between endings and beginnings -- at Target. Writer Bublitz charges her characters with plenty of chemistry and humor, as she has them test the waters with each other and the future. This play offers creative teams lots of space for dynamic staging -- perfect scene for a college or university setting, or a contemporary festival.

Loved this play. Incredibly smart and insightful in the way it plays with the idea of being on a right path to adulthood. Bublitz's dialogue for Julie and Frank is lovably awkward and gives her characters a true realness and relatability.

A funny, saucy little play!! Bublitz's characters feel so real and the language is so great and awkward. For anyone who liked "the flick", this is like a way way shorter play with similair themes :p This play would rock a short play fest hard!!

Very adept character study. Great contrast between Julie and Frank, who are of similar age but whose lives have taken different trajectories. Recommended as a piece with a three dimensional female role.