A fiercely compelling and achingly relevant play about girlhood, trauma, and the way that they are inherently intertwined. Groustra writes preteen girls with refreshing accuracy and around them crafts a world stifled by the threat of violence. The horrors persist, but so do they - honestly and imperfectly, like any girl coming into her own does. Loved this one:)

Groustra wonderfully captures what it's like to be a girl in today's version of suburban America. This play is about the different ways these young girls process the horrible thing that happened to someone just like them. Some obsess and stay vigilant. Others deflect because if they feel the fear they know they could be next. I loved the fantasy elements in this play and how the lives of historical women parallel the ones of our protagonists. These are great roles for actresses and I can't wait to see this on stage.