←Recommendations of Eleven Weeks of Nuclear Summer

Horrifying, heartfelt, and deeply intimate. This play is a great study of what happens when you can't do anything but hunker down and endure, and of what happens when the unimaginable becomes mundanity.

Yellowjackets if it actually made sense and instead of a plane crash it's a nuclear event. Sophie's writing is always SO DARK and equally SO goddamn funny. I especially loved the desperation for normalcy as the world falls apart around these women. Female friendship, betrayal, rivalry, and apocalyptic horror! R.I.P Buttercup.

Absolutely captivated by this play! Hilarious, heart-wrenching, and horrifying.

Fills you with dread like you wouldn't believe. Also super funny. McIntosh is leading the charge on writing plays where girls get to beat each other up. Thank god!

Had the wonderful good fortune to see a staged reading of this play, and left aching for the characters so vivid in their humanity that it felt like they'd been my personal friends. McIntosh delivers delicious dialogue and a thrilling story.

I was not only thinking about this one long after it was over, but the feelings it made me feel - which were all of them - lingered in the most wonderfully discomforting way. The characters are rich, and seeing which parts of them get stronger as they deal with the world crashing down around them is compelling and at times terrifying.

I’ve been looking for something to fill the “Yellowjackets” hole in my life, and this did the trick. McIntosh has given us an edge-of-your-seat thriller that you won’t be able to put down as a group of camp counselors try to survive the apocalypse.

A gripping play with well-written female characters. This play kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end.

With dynamic, complex female characters, McIntosh expertly navigates the desperation that drive us to cling to our humanity, even in the worst of times. If you like feminist Sci-Fi, you will like this play. If you like summer camp, you will ike this play. If you like Susan Beth Pfiefer's life as we knew it, you will like this play. I eagerly await a world in which this play is produced more. Hopefully I'll be able to see it on stage!

This play grips you from the start and takes you on a journey through what isolation during the apocalypse could be like, and the lengths people will go to get what they need. Couldn't put it down and would love to see it onstage!