A sharp, fluid, frighteningly beautiful play that reaches into your soul and refuses to let go. Senese-Grossberg gives us three complicated, messy characters who feel as real as the breath in our lungs and the hearts in our chests, and does not shy away from the tangled intricacies of modern-day loneliness, prejudice, autonomy, and faith. I was captivated, terrified, and entranced throughout, and I'll be thinking about this one for a long time to come. What an absolutely stunning script.

This play packs a major punch. I love how it explores religious hypocrisy in such a unique way. I also thought it was interesting how it depicted a playwright that fought against the world's march towards inclusion. The character of Mary is a monumental achievement when it comes to improving trans representation. She is so beautifully written and complex. I found myself shocked by some of the choices she makes but it all still felt true to her character. This play is incredible and will start important conversations.