←Recommendations of Bonefruit

"Bonefruit" is an intimate, fascinating look at people in a post-apocalyptic world. As the world changes, as people change, and the rules of society change, how does that affect one of the most vitally important aspects of being human - connection. A beautiful read and I am sure a beautiful production.

There is so much fascinating and intricate detail worked into this short, intimate play that you can't help but want to take a peek outside the confines of the scene we're shown to see the elaborate world in which these characters live.

All Leah knows how to do is right hits. The post-apocalyptic lesbian story everyone needs to read.

A rich apocalyptic world held with delicacy and desperation. Ritualistic and human at once. A wonderful piece.

Loved this short sci-fi play. A play about two people reconnecting and learning how they've changed when things got desperate. The play features some killer monologues for those looking.

A nice slice of other world building. The idea of bone fruit and the story of the Beast meshed perfectly. This piece reminded me of the science fiction I read in the seventies like Andre Norton. Wish there had been more to see of this world.

A masterwork of creation myth and apocalyptic beauty. Read this play!

This is absolutely mesmerizing, vivid, and if my dreams come true and I am ever in a place to produce new work, this will be a play I enquire about. Exquisite writing. Amazing

Bonefruit is spell-binding and heartful. It's one of the most exciting plays I've read this year.

Situated somewhere between myth and the bitterest of realities, Bonefruit is an exquisite execution of a haunting sci-fi premise. Marbled with longing and regret, this beautifully theatrical play will carry you to the end of the world and back again.