Is there anything more Shakespearean in the tangled scope of its passion than the American high school experience? Well, yes - the American Cathlolic girls' school experience as endured by queer teenagers, and there's no better guide to this particular landscape than Gina Femia, as this marvelous three-hander amply demonstrates. A wise, passionate little gem.

Every moment in this play vibrates with an urgent momentum, with the heedlessness of youth and also with its paralyzing insecurities. The playwright knows how people talk and the play conveys how these people feel and the whole thing's so alive it almost demands to be staged.

Crushing, hilarious, beautiful, awkward, intelligibly tangled.
This play, like, IS the teenage years, especially the queer ones.
I can't express how much I love it. How glad I am to have read it, and OH GOD how much I would love to direct it (or just see it staged!).
Brava, Femia.