←Recommendations of Barn Wood and Blue Roses (ONE ACT VERSION)

Friendship can sometimes be the magical elixir that we all need to get through difficult situations that may arise in our lives and Priskorn presents one of the best that I've ever read about. Devon and Chelsea's friendship may be drawn in fantastic elements, but the soul of it is more than just heartfelt, it is one that speaks realistically to the audience about one girl's story that is not just hers, but now all of ours as a result of this marvelous play.

A children's fantasy tale that is anything but childish. This play had me at the get go, with a wonderful mixing of (theatrical) real life and made-up storytelling that exists in a fairy tale way, shifting you between two worlds where both are equally important in telling the true story of what is going on with our heroine, Chelsea. The other characters, family, friends, doctors all become larger than life, serving a higher function than just being aspects or obstacles in her life. We all should have this active an imagination in dealing with our existence. Truly nice work, Jacquie.