←Recommendations of A Man's World

10.21.25 - I think this piece is much more telling in the way both characters say, yet DON'T say what they need to say to each other. There's a lot of unfinished thoughts, either cut off by the other or left hanging for the inference to be picked up by the other. And yet, there is a great deal of frustration here as the issue is really not being handled. This was deftly shown by Holly Lovejoy's precise dialogue and pacing. Joseph's passive aggressive bullying of Raina is out there for all to see

When a mishandled email becomes a flashpoint between a male and female co-worker, Holly Lovejoy deftly exposes the "I'm not that guy" for who he really is. Excellent dialogue and tone to convey the patronizing communications.

A slice of life that is all too real. Holly Lovejoy's natural and economic use of language reveals so much about her character - what they say, what they don't say, and what they repeat without ever really meaning it.

This is an incredibly powerful two-hander about how even men who verbally "support women" don't. It clips along until there's a moment that drops like a bomb and lays us there wounded, broken and questioning