Wacky and fun, but also deeply sad and reflective. This play touches on the all too familiar issue of dealing with your own problems and traumas against the context of historical tragedy, making them feel insignificant in comparison. It forces us to validate ourselves while caring for one another in the process. A very compelling read!

A brilliant look at modern-day Judaism on a college campus. This play went to some surprising and delightfully absurdist places. Each character has so many layers. This play needs to be produced all over.