What is a sperm or egg donor's responsibility to a child born as a result of that donation? Rather than focusing on that story, we follow one such "donor kid" as she navigates her decision to donate eggs herself and perpetuate a process that, at times, harmed her. It's highly theatrical, with near-infinite possibilities for staging. It's complex and compelling and may change the way you see some of the people in your life. I found it incredibly cathartic and moving, and loved that it leaves audiences with positivity and a call to action.

At times whimsical, at times sobering, Rachel Leighson gives us an inventively conceived look at the process of egg donation from the viewpoints of the donor child, an egg, and a uterus. Both funny and sad, it's a wonderfully theatrical work and I recommend reading it quite highly.

I just finished reading this play and it opened my eyes to the uneasiness experienced by donor children. It is funny and serious at the same time but thoroughly enjoyable.