←Recommendations of A Seed

Amid the desolation, beautiful evocative language sprouts with despair and hope mingling amid the wreckage.

A wonderfully crafted dystopic world. A play that is focused on human connection while also being filled with tension due to all the things they don't know about the dangers of the world.

A fantastic dystopian tale! I loved the world-building, expertly done in such a short amount of space!

There is a certain degree of naive sweetness and optimism in this bleak futuristic world of devastation and hopelessness that would be emotionally satisfying in a live performance. Like Thurber’s “The Last Flower,” Caffrey uses irony in this cautionary tale to its fullest advantage. The ending is quite powerful. Wonderful play for young actors and audiences.

A charming, surprising speculative fiction short, where the innocence of discovery yields hope for a ravaged future.