←Recommendations of Smile, Baby

Loved this script. In a few short seconds, indignities are committed and justice is served. Audiences will stand up for this.

In a world where we are too often told catcalling is acceptable and sexual harassment can be considered a norm, Claudia Haas highlights the emotional reactions and prey/predator tension in this brilliant short scene.

A perfect turnaround, short and loaded with meaning. Haas gets at the everyday annoyance/terror of verbal assault and creates a fantasia of comeuppance. This would be wonderful to see onstage!

Fast and well developed. Short slice of life. Karma for sure!

The joy of karma is well and truly illustrated in this sharply observed short play. Would that every catcaller could meet Jake's fate!

Ha! I love this (very) short play! Lots of ladies attract wolf whistles, whether wanted or not. But pretty soon the tables are turned and the results are divine retribution and really quite funny!

Yes. This.
Audiences will go crazy for this clever and satisfying short play by CLAUDIA HAAS!

Powerful things come in tiny packages. A delicious slice of karma pie, right here.

Oh man, wouldn't we all love to see someone like Jake get his comeuppance in this way. The entitlement he has, telling Maura she doesn't dress that way for work, but for his to admire, is so spot-on in it's depiction, you can't wait for her to get back at him. Luckily, as it's a one minute play, you don't have to wait long. Very satisfying.

In this short, the catcaller finally gets a taste of his own medicine. Haas' short made me "smile."