Simply put, this is a perfect two-hander and I want to direct it right now. It reminds me of a play like Circle Mirror Transformation, where we only get to meet these characters in this one location. Different people have different feelings about high school and that's captured well here. I loved the way Lardner subtly touches on the 2016 election and COVID without taking the focus off these characters. I love this play and want to see it produced everywhere. Amazing role for a Korean American actress.

A clever, in-charge character piece exploring a particular type of East Coast neurosis. Lardner does not let any one aspect of these characters dominate their personalities; she wants something real. And what we can only start to recognize is this play's confidence as a period piece, a portrait of the oldest Gen Z-ers, and its real interest in their problems.

a smart and sensitive period piece, told through the lens of two high school seniors. a great vehicle for two actors (see what I did there?)!