←Recommendations of Stiletto Envy

A poignant little play about how one is perceived vs how one feels inside, and the challenge that can present to a relationship, especially longstanding ones. The playwright doesn't provide the characters with easy answers, and instead leaves a conclusion that rings true and hits hard with emotion.

I just wanted to add my appreciation and praise to this amazing ten minute piece. A look at high school longing, love, and connection with a deeply intersectional focus and gets all of the nuances of its wonderful characters write. Pipes has created a perfect 10-minute piece that speaks such volumes in its short runtime.

This is a beautifully written play. It's a nice take on high school crushes and their mutual pining, with a conflict not often seen in media. The humor is endearing and the ending parallel to another story was simply perfect!

Oh my gosh, I love this play. It transports you right back to high school and all that angst, but it is also sweet and simple in the best ways. A perfect piece of theater for high school students and all of us.

The assumptions we make about what we should want when the more supportive partner could come in a different form. Beautifully done.

I'm absolutely in love with STILETTO ENVY. It's sweet, it's sad, it's funny: it's really a perfect ten-minute play.

Great stuff here. Now I know how to walk in heels. Love the LGBTQ representation as well and discussion of the acceptance amongst the masses. Saying some powerful stuff that has to be said.

A beautiful, compact moment in time that sensitively explores assumptions and fears around labels and identity, with an evocative setting and plenty of physicality for directors and actors to play with. 'Stiletto Envy' challenges preconceptions and offers a touching moment of understanding when laying out the many different nuances in the LGBTQIA+ rainbow.

This is a beautifully written and very funny script. Pipes has created two wonderfully complex characters in an interesting situation that I've never seen represented in a play before. I've read this script ten times and I already want to read it again.

A funny play with such a great message about the meaning of self identity, Pipes brings out the love in an awkward situation.