I saw Wounds and Honey at the Great Plains Theatre Festival and love the way it tackles a terrible situation with humour and without condescension, not an easy task. Grief can lead us to strange and extreme things and Stacy manages to make the actions of these characters completely believable. There is something very generous and kind about the way she portrays the human experience.

Aching and heartbreaking, full of beauty and truth: THE LOOPHOLE asks how much grief the human heart can bear before it transforms, for good or ill. Melding music, magic, poetry, and high stakes, Isom-Campbell's play is exciting theatre.

Wounds & Honey is an incredibly rich and engaging script, exploring relationships and morality from several vantage points. These larger ideas are propelled by the poetic details of this family's story, with everything neatly connected. Isom Campbell's crystal clear writing and powerful visuals made this script an absolute joy to read and every scene absolutely jumped off the page. There is something in this script for everyone!