I am confident I am the target audience for this one. Absurd and atmospheric, there is something on every page that will make you laugh... but also something on every page that will make you go, "oh." We all know a Julia, in love with her own misery and solitude, yet caught in a paradox, for who will she complain to when she gets what she thinks she wants? The script itself is loaded with sight gags, ridiculous combat opportunities, and impossible magic. I YEARN to see this bonkers play staged!

I'm in love with this play. I now know exactly what I truly desire in a short-to-mid runtime show because this had everything I wanted. In my reading: Julia was a Tennessee Williams diva, Ichabod was standard American, Darleen was cockney, Niel and Smythe were both New Zealanders, and both rabbits were varying levels of Shakespearean RP.

Julia Jennifer Rafferty Won't Come Down From The Widow's Walk is a masterclass in using absurd by-means-of mundane comedy to inflict a wicked mood on the reader. Well done.

Beautifully orchestrated. The portrayal of grieving, autonomy, and magical realism so beautifully coalesced in this comedic drama. The complexity of Julia Jennifer is gorgeous and would give any character a field day whether they play it straight or comedic.