Aside from the amazing title, this short and funny play has a lot to offer. While the Boomer and Millennial generations often garner the biggest conversations of cross-generational conflict ("Ok, Boomer"), it's really great to see the interaction between Gen X and Gen Z. This play shows how these generational conflicts are often how we are more alike than separate.

Farr’s short play is a shining example of how to show true empathy on the stage. The two women in her story, of separate generations, begin by NOT acting their age while attempting to connect with the other. The turn in the play comes when they show their true colors, ultimately allowing Eunice and Jane to be comfortable in their own skin. Loaded with genuine insight about clutching onto youth, and being forced to grow up too fast, I laughed until I crying-emojied...