I fell in love with this piece as soon as I read it. It's fun and flirty, feminist and sex-positive, and Hero's monologue at the end just wrecks me every time. Great play!

This play is gorgeous and hilarious, and it raises some excellent points about society and the agency of women (or lack thereof) at the time "Much Ado About Nothing" is set - and today as well. What a well-crafted, wild ride of a play. I would love to see that sex ballet on stage!

This play is absolutely hilarious and uses such sharp and biting satire to shine a light on the social structures that negatively impact women, on the ways society pits women against each other and themselves, and on the narratives told around female desire, intimacy, independence, and more. Super brilliant use of the source text that skewers its glaringly bizarre and misogynistic aspects. There are also these quiet and subtle moments of tenderness that break up the supremely well-paced hilarity throughout. I'd love to see this read, developed, staged, produced far and wide.