STILL is smart, original, honest, and insightful. The dialogue flows so naturally it does not feel scripted, I had the pleasure of seeing at during it's Off Broadway run and it was one of my favorite shows of the year.

Romeo has, yet again, written something that feels so right now and yet has echoes of the past and will undoubtedly be relative for years to come. Marrying political with personal she shines so brightly a light on all the ways we as humans can be infected--by disease, by ideologies, by prejudice, by our pasts--and suggests, in the most subtle and honest of ways that there is a solution to it all. You feel at the end she has given you the answer and yet she, so artfully, has not. The answer is in the conversations this play will generate.

A rich, nuanced two-hander that explores political divisions and the tribalism that infects and impacts political discourse today! Rather than simply presenting those thorny divisions onstage, claws and fangs bared, Romeo has so wisely chosen two people desperately in need of a nuanced discussion as well as this connection with each other. Because of that, the play so elegantly navigates both the emotional and logical aspects of political discussions, philosophy, and the current socio-political climate of the US. I "root" for and understand both characters and found the ending both satisfying and a rejection of pat, easy answers.