This is bittersweet perfection. Amazing characters that are relatable and likeable (except for the creepy dudes). This story is tender where it needs to be, funny where possible and told with enormous heart. I love the friendships and the support provided by this tight group of friends when hard truths about romantic choices are made clear. This needs to be staged, filmed, put to music and sung, whatever - simply beautiful work.

Wow! Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend finds the perfect tone and hits every note in this wonderful romantic comedy. The quirky characters are an enchanting blend of wacky, pitiable, and loveable. They are distinctly drawn, but there’s also a collective vibe of the single, mid-twenties women that is captured perfectly. This play is truly funny, but it manages to be so much more. it’s an insightful exploration of relationships and self-confidence. Brava!

Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend plays are thoughtful and layered. On one level, this is a light-hearted play about a young woman’s struggles to find love. It’s also about her friends and their own disappointing relationships. And her new love interest and his life and his own romantic turbulence (and the creeping sense that he might be a bit of a douchebag). All the while, the spectre of Jacob Romano lingers … Realistic, hysterical and made even better by its profundity and well-earned melancholy.