←Recommendations of WE THREE 10-minute drama

Achieving an emotional arc in ten minutes is quite a feat, and WE THREE does so effortlessly. It also keeps you guessing as to where it is going, with three friends questioning where their relationship has been and where it will go in the future. A moment in time, perfectly captured.

Rose writes so poetically about the conflicting emotions that Lawrence felt as a teenager. Child molestation is never an easy topic to write about and is certainly a hard one to read about but reading We Three gives one strength to be a good friend who can listen and be there for another soul when they have secrets that need to share without judgement.

A beautiful and honest depiction of how friendships evolve, how people connect, and how our memories can be affected by new information. This is a stunning short play with a big impact.

Yes! So much territory in just ten minutes in this marvelous play for three middle-aged actors. I love their wry humor, Rose's attention to place-making and their rich characterization. Within this finely-crafted moment is... no spoilers. Suffice to say that what Rose pulls off in a short play is one to read and read again - And put onstage, yesterday.

Friendship: now and then. It was painful then. It’s painful now. It was also true then and true now. Rose brings together the truths of the past and present in a lovely circle. A circle that stuns a friendship. And a circle that allows it to continue. The play is a treat out of the ordinary for middle-aged actors. We Three explores the past and present with care and honesty.

This piece about high school best friends celebrating their reunion and finally telling secrets is breathtaking. The characters are well drawn and real. The secret is devastating and difficult. In the end, friendship is the thing that binds these three, Heartbreaking, hard and beautiful.