Recommendations of St. John of Suburbia

  • Brian C Petti: St. John of Suburbia

    A funny, sweet, quirky depiction of young friendship.

    A funny, sweet, quirky depiction of young friendship.

  • Scott Sickles: St. John of Suburbia

    I know. You're thinking, "Do we really need another neo-expressionist memory play about sexual expression, the pursuit of faith, 20th century neurodivergence, honesty versus love, home appliances, and the difference between werewolf erotica and werewolf porn?" I PROMISE YOU THIS ONE IS DIFFERENT!

    Truthfully, I've read nothing quite like it. Bray employs brazen theatricality and a linguistic symphony to tell a story of family, creativity, romance, and dreams that's as down to earth as it is lofty. It's a beautiful paradox of lovely characters, inspired silliness, and mesmerizing style.

    I...

    I know. You're thinking, "Do we really need another neo-expressionist memory play about sexual expression, the pursuit of faith, 20th century neurodivergence, honesty versus love, home appliances, and the difference between werewolf erotica and werewolf porn?" I PROMISE YOU THIS ONE IS DIFFERENT!

    Truthfully, I've read nothing quite like it. Bray employs brazen theatricality and a linguistic symphony to tell a story of family, creativity, romance, and dreams that's as down to earth as it is lofty. It's a beautiful paradox of lovely characters, inspired silliness, and mesmerizing style.

    I adore this play and everyone in it.

  • Cheryl Bear: St. John of Suburbia

    A beautiful and moving story about this short life and the people we spend it with. There's passion we can create, friendship and angels who want to help others reach their potential. Excellent.

    A beautiful and moving story about this short life and the people we spend it with. There's passion we can create, friendship and angels who want to help others reach their potential. Excellent.