A moving three-hander about a future that feels very close to being a reality. Can't believe this was written 2 years before Roe was overturned. Stout is a visionary storyteller.

Read in book club! Here's what we discussed:
A beautiful and excellent concept, peeking into a dystopian future not too far from our own dystopia, but the play itself reads with the same White Feminism that Hand Maiden's Tale.
Though the author leaves a note requesting diversity, all 3 characters are written with the voice of white women.
Who is this play for? The spoon-feeding feels like it's for someone's bigoted uncle, but the play itself draws womanist and activist, but there is nothing being said. No nuance. Plot is mostly implied :( I wish the show well though

QUICK a dystopian drama that minces no words or gestures towards the perils women face -- both today and possibly in the next few years -- when it comes to the right to govern their own bodies. The three characters find themselves faced with extraordinary circumstances to obtain access to their reproductive-yet-now-highly-illegal-rights in a dark future that echoes moments of the present. Even while threats of violence and criminalization hanging over them, the play's heart and soul is the trust and care women place in each other through the best and worst of circumstances. A beautiful, timely call to action.