←Recommendations of Will

A powerful play that puts the trial on display for us to see power and the justice system at play raising questions. Well done.

We are pleased to support this play! It was a Finalist for the 2020 New Works Festival at Kitchen Dog Theater in Dallas, Texas.

Smart and surprising. Underneath the clever banter Kander challenges us to reconsider our assumptions and the sacrifices we make to keep face.

Just got a sneak peak of this play at a table read. Kander tells the story of how tricky it is to put together a viable sexual assault case by showing us what the power differential between accuser and accused means in terms of access to representation, and burden of proof. A play with some mystery and plenty of surprises.

How wonderful to read a piece about a front-page issue where the characters aren’t mouthpieces or opportunities for the author to lecture, but three-dimensional people. Involving and surprising; even the reversals and surprises that the author promises provide real opportunities for thought beyond the shock factor. Beth Kander takes the harder road less traveled with these characters, and the play is richer for it.