Oh my goodness this play. The theatre needs more plays like this that take chances, that are about ideas, but most of all are laugh out loud funny (and I'm talking about when reading it on the page). Lauren is an epic character and I'm confident that someone is going to absolutely tear down the house with her. But the soul of this play are the people off stage trying to figure out why they're putting themselves through all this. It's a dear john/love letter to the theatre. Can't wait to see it.

Etiquette is a perfect snapshot of how we attempt to navigate theatre through rapid cultural shifts and the growing desire for better accountability. This play is sharp and funny with poignant messages on how we move forward post-pandemic. The characters are wonderfully alive with relatable flaws and witty dialogue that had me laughing throughout!

It's genuinely always fun to engage with a David Lee White script. It's even more fun seeing his own specific take on the plight of a theater administrative team bouncing back in 2021. His delicious one-liners are cutting, his characters are well-drawn, and ETIQUETTE specifically raises questions about power, privilege, and the changing landscape of theatrical audiences (and office staff) in the here and now. This one's a fun, punchy read.