I've always loved Amy's writing, but this one especially moved me. Very rarely do queer and bisexual women get the sort of complex representation that Amy gives them in this play. The strange space of competition, inspiration, and desire is something my most important female friendships all hold. I felt so seen as a woman, writer, and possible mother reading this -- in a way that transcends just passing the Bechdel test. YES!

Obsessed with this play. Complex female characters and an truly relatable portrayal of femme friendships. Simultaneously hilarious and heartbreaking.

This one hit close to home. A stunning piece of drama that explores creativity, motherhood, and friendship through humor and poetic language. Berryman utilizes nonlinear storytelling to show the audience who these women are and what they mean to each other--the good, the bad, and the ugly.