←Recommendations of Tinder... Sucka

Wearing its learning lightly, Tinder … Sucka uses seamlessly the premise of a 1940s rom com, driven by 1970s-like blaxploitation wrapped in screwball, cartoonish comedy. Fast-moving and witty, with or without a knowledge of the movie references, this is a gift for actors with its larger-than-life characters. But they are equalled by a breathtaking technical prowess as dialogue and scene structure endows the piece with comic timing and momentum to thrill and entertain any audience.

A hilarious piece about love and tinder in the middle of a crime fight! Entertaining and well done.

Absolutely hilarious. Craig-Galván has such a delightful, lively voice and this play would be so much fun to see. This needs to be produced now. It's genius, just proving how brilliant of a writer Craig-Galván is. Get to know her name now--I'm telling you, she's the next big thing.

So fun and energetic, specific in it's time period and genre, and a great slice of will they/won't they. It's a riot!

Hilarious and groovy and wonderful. Everything from the situation, to the mixing of the Blaxplotation genre with the world of today and Tinder, to the characters, to the stage directions are great. Had me laughing out loud more than once. Reading TINDER.... SUCKA tons of images fly off the page and it's clear that Inda Craig-Galván is an incredibly talented writer. Produce this, please!

Fun, hilarious, quick-witted. Such a strange and wonderful idea executed to perfection. This would be such a fun project for every artist involved: from dramaturg to sound/lighting/set designers to director to fight choreographer to actors. Craig-Galvan writes in such a way that I can see the action in my mind while reading the script -- it's really a delight. Theatres should be queuing up to produce this play!

You know you're in for a treat when even the landing page of a play makes you chuckle. I love how writer Craig-Galván takes us on a wild ride through multiple tropes that would be SO FUN to stage. Her dialogue just percolates with energy in this fresh, appealing comedy. Oh man, someone please produce this work!