Recommendations of Juice

  • Ryan Vaughan: Juice

    This piece is real, raw, and packs an emotional wallop. The writing flows easily but you can feel the character's emotions cutting daggers at one another. A very well done piece.

    This piece is real, raw, and packs an emotional wallop. The writing flows easily but you can feel the character's emotions cutting daggers at one another. A very well done piece.

  • Paul Donnelly: Juice

    A harrowing portrait of the cumulative effects of levels of dishonesty in a mother-daughter relationship. The unwanted arrival of a husband/step father leads to a cascade of painful revelations. This is a well-wrought and compelling narrative.

    A harrowing portrait of the cumulative effects of levels of dishonesty in a mother-daughter relationship. The unwanted arrival of a husband/step father leads to a cascade of painful revelations. This is a well-wrought and compelling narrative.

  • Brent Alles: Juice

    This is a well written play indeed. I'm a sucker for 70's-set New York pieces, so that hooked me right away, and I loved the references to the music, culture, etc. Beyond that, the characters are just engagingly written; you quickly come to care for all of them, and you definitely want to see what's going to be in store for them. And then the ending is a real gut punch, but it's an understandable ending for the story that Meyer-Jackman has created here. Going to be very excited to see how this work continues to develop!

    This is a well written play indeed. I'm a sucker for 70's-set New York pieces, so that hooked me right away, and I loved the references to the music, culture, etc. Beyond that, the characters are just engagingly written; you quickly come to care for all of them, and you definitely want to see what's going to be in store for them. And then the ending is a real gut punch, but it's an understandable ending for the story that Meyer-Jackman has created here. Going to be very excited to see how this work continues to develop!

  • Sam Baird: Juice

    Although it takes place in the 70s, I appreciate that this script can be applicable now. I really love the mother-daughter relationship that we see with Juice and Margaret. Relationships are complex and this script doesn’t shy away from that truth.

    Although it takes place in the 70s, I appreciate that this script can be applicable now. I really love the mother-daughter relationship that we see with Juice and Margaret. Relationships are complex and this script doesn’t shy away from that truth.