You Are What You explores the impact of food and society on the minds of young people. It paints a picture of what disordered eating can look like for some and how it can tumble to be so much more, creating tense family dynamics and worsening overall quality of life. Mora V. Harris uses dark comedy with a particularly unique character, a talking pot roast, which for me was very impactful in my understanding of the character's experience. Truly a theatrical piece that opens the door for magic on stage.

Heartfelt, funny, poignant. A story of master masticators that asks the important question, "What are you running away from?" I love the complications between the two sisters, one a competitive eater and the other just-out-of-rehab for an eating disorder. I love that Pot Roast is a character, full of mystery and magic. The play is so theatrical and so moving.

This script combines modern day real life struggles with a Shakesperean level of physical comedy. The juxtapositions, doubling, and contrasting characters flow so naturally, you don't realize until later what you've just encountered. You'll never look at Pot Roast the same way again.