←Recommendations of To Love Alone

A charming premise, engaging characters, and witty dialogue ... this is the perfect holiday confection. Better than a box of chocolates, but perhaps not as pragmatic as a valentine containing a condom.

Love the line if they are so bad why do they cost 6.99? I thought the art of card giving was on the wane and maybe it is, but Marineau gives two souls searching for said card close to the Saint's holiday and realizing that maybe, just maybe, they might like one another enough to go out and possibly start sending said cards to each other on that next day of love. A magical and funny time.

Can Martineau make writing ‘I love you,” on post-it-notes a thing? Because I honestly think he could start a revolution. Hallmark, are you listening? We want post-it-notes for 89 cents.

Absolutely charming! Imagine the possibility of finding love over a shared disappointment in the quality of Valentine’s Day cards. We can’t help but hope this is just the beginning for Curt and Jill. Andrew Martineau’s writing is clever and touching, unlike your typical VD card collection. Hallmark, if you’re listening…

Wonderfully written, Andrew! I especially enjoyed your poetry within this play.
Why cards are so expensive is a puzzlement. Thank you for bringing this to our attention through a fun script!

With Valentine's Day rapidly approaching, Martineau has written a sweet play about the high cost and possibly the low necessity of buying cheesy, expensive Valentine cards...and who among us has not done so??? Anyway, a delightful concept executed in a low-key and charming way, that should please readers and producers alike.

The act of trying to find that 'perfect' card is always a delicate balancing act, and that is what Andrew has created in this lovely ten minute piece. He has expertly taken two people trying to navigate the expensive complexity of buying a Valentines card and intertwined it with wonderful moments that won't fail to make you smile. An audience will feel privileged to be a part of the moment between these two people.

Roses are Red
Violets are Blue
I loved reading this play
And I bet you will too!

Sorry, couldn't resist :-D

Cards are a ridiculous waste of money... and Valentine's cards are THE WORST! I promise I love love...but I hate cards. This short piece by ANDREW MARTINEAU speaks my language. What do I love? MEET CUTES like this. A perfect addition to any festival that makes fun of... or celebrates LOVE.

Omg…this play is a cuteness overload!

MARTINEAU’s short piece, “To Love Alone” is the perfect example of what it means to love someone even if it’s awkward. A piece that will truly pull at your heartstrings. The lovely addition to any Valentine’s Day (play) celebration.

Masterful. Well written. A romance to die for.

We have all heard of looking for love in all the wrong places, but looking for love in a Valentine’s Day card is twice as difficult. Andrew Martineau deftly turns looking into finding in this smooth romantic encounter in a greeting card aisle.