←Recommendations of ALL THAT PEZ, a 5-minute LGBTQ+ comedy

This brief romantic comedy is so sweet, just like the pez I remember from my childhood. Arianna Rose treats us to an awkward encounter that ends up showing promising signs. I would love to see more of these two and the pez dispenser.

A delightful short play that combines humor and heart to engage themes of identity, acceptance, and the power of unexpected connections. The play successfully balances lighthearted moments with more serious reflections on loss and self-discovery.

What a great short play. Innocent and deeply rooted in personal mythologies. All great relationships start somewhere and Arianna Rose gives us the first meeting of what I feel is a lifelong relationship. However it plays out, this moment is a priceless moment.

The very-short-play is a challenging format, for there is so much to be accomplished in so short a time. Fortunately, playwright Arianna Rose is in command, making quick work of the task list. Good characters, good story line, appropriate ending. I enjoyed it.

An adorable meet cute over Pez! A perfect romantic scene for students or a short play festival. I would add this play to my "collection!"

Collections can certainly bring like-minded...and like-hearted, people together. A delightful "meet cute" in a short play format.

Two young women meet in conflict, but come to discover their similarities and ultimately their mutual attraction. A lovely romantic comedy.

I love romance in plays, and “All That Pez, A 5-Minute LGBTQ+ Comedy” fits the bill. A nicely done piece with humor, pathos, love, devotion, and a beautiful ending. Good job! Bravo!

Arianna Rose knows her characters well and does a great job of introducing them to us so we really care about them. Funny, charming and realistic. ALL THAT PEZ is a short play that warms the heart.

Anything written about Pez is always a good thing and I'm all down with a Pez being powerful enough to bring two people together, because I believe in that sort of power and that sort of magic. Rose's short play is near perfect in its story and action and everyone would do themselves a tiny bit of good by reading it.