I really loved this play. Two women find freedom within each other in a culture that oppresses them. I don't think I've ever read a play that looks at the religion from this angle. I enjoyed getting to see the deep love these women have for each other. I couldn't help but be moved as they dream of a future together with Bruce Springsteen. My heart breaks knowing that those dreams are only that. This is a fantastic piece for young Jewish women to sink their teeth into.

A bittersweet love story about girlhood, taking what you want from life, and being there for each other (and I little bit of fan-fiction fantasy.) I love these characters and this setting, and had a great time reading!

This play explores the friendship of two young women from a community that silences women, and gives them a safe space to be light, funny, passionate fangirls and dramatizes their desire for deep love and connection. The play is a fresh take and has a bubbly, magical theatricality as they express their secrets and the sincere ways they connect to their faith. This play is a glimpse. The writer makes me deeply care for them as the narrative moves fluidly from their dreams towards the darker realities they face culturally with their mental health and cycles of patriarchal abuse.