←Recommendations of a sorta chekhovian traumedy

I love this play. Jasmine has such a delightful sense of play and humor that really balances the heart and weight of this story. It's gorgeous and highly recommended!

Funny, moving, whip-smart, heartfelt ... left me feeling hungry for more. And also hungry!

PEACHY is packed with love, comedy and the lighting-speed pace of a busy restaurant (and the people who live and die for this place) trying to stay afloat. Sharma expertly weaves both the celebration and heartbreak of family into this charged and dynamic play. Hearing this aloud to a sold-out reading where everyone was on the edge of their seats was so gratifying! I can't wait to see this produced!

Sharma balances the trauma and comedy perfectly in this hysterical, heart-wrenching, time-bending piece. I saw it read in a packed audience that ate up every minute. Highly recommend!

A gorgeous play on The Cherry Orchard — with a dollop of mint chutney, and a beautiful brown cast of characters! In a blend of timely Gen Z humor and insight into the 1962 miscegenation laws, Sharma has cooked up a truly touching and hilarious play.

I adored this riff on Chekhov. A celebration of the family you're born with and the family you choose.

HIGHly recommend this whip smart family traumedy, lightly inspired by The Cherry Orchard. Jasmine Sharma is a remarkable playwright whose voice and politics are clear and compelling in this 80(ish) minute play.