This be required viewing for incoming college freshman interested in getting involved with Greek Life. Frat houses should just open their doors, sit down, shut the fuck up and hear this play. A play about how those we love can do messed up things and hurt people. How we can do things that cross lines without meaning to but the impact remains. It's a play that gives no easy answers but it will start people talking. It will inspire men to hold each other accountable. The ending is beautiful and ripped my guts out.

Timely, painful, and incredibly realistic. This play captures the nuance often lacking in discussions of sexual assault, for all parties involved. The characters and dialogue are so real, I feel like I know all of them personally. This play is challenging in the best way possible and should be required reading and watching.