All the King's Horses is yet another Doug DeVita masterclass on structure, storytelling, and character development. His way of telling stories is unique to him, and this play is a testament to that. The content of this play is striking, as it shows how some can take advantage of a woman's fertility for their own benefit, proving to be devastating. It's a story that will keep you guessing, but you will not cease being enamored by this play. NYC producers, please lend your eyes and ears to this script, it deserves to see the stage!

The word that keeps coming to my mind while I read this was incredible. The structure, the characters, the character arc, the vivid representation of so many different facets of this story, and the story itself: incredible. Doug DeVita tells this story as if he was there, witnessed every single detail of every single moment and just when you think he can't push the story any further out of your comfort zone, Hella tells a piece of her story that brought me to tears. This show must be produced. Either on stage or in film. Incredible.

At once a thriller that gradually reveals itself to the audience and a complex portrayal of mother/daughter relations, "All the King's Horses" swiftly and theatrically explores how lies and deception complicate one woman's bodily autonomy.