This is a an urgent and compelling work of art with layers upon layers of meaning that are revealed throughout. In ABIGAIL by Sarah Tuft, the backdrop of The Crucible connects so vividly and sharply with a modern-day production of that work, bridging together two worlds that aren't so very far apart. With incredible clarity and vision, Tuft brings fresh insight to a classic work while creating a new play that entertains on multiple levels.

What a compelling piece! More than a generational disagreement, this play forces us to consider the ugly truths that sometimes lie behind our favorite art and artists ... while also taking a look at cancel culture and its implications on art. Taut writing, rich characters ... I didn't just read this play. I devoured it! Would love to see this in production!

Fantastic play. I will never look at The Crucible the same way again. This piece deals with multiple topics and relationships in a nuanced way: social media, gender and power, and the actor-director relationship and the ways it approaches - and then crosses - the line. Plus, what a great role for a young actor to delve into different worlds and spend time with the likes of Abigail Williams on the one hand and Marilyn Monroe on the other!