←Recommendations of Biden's America

The inexplicable happiness and need to celebrate after we've been saved on a truly happy day! Making the moment count.

A play that truly captures the relief and joy a lot of people felt, which is expressed in the characters. Short, but sweet and memorable.

Wow. What a way to celebrate the Biden/Harris election! Weaver's play is cute, heartfelt, and captures this moment in history just beautifully.

The Matthew Weaver Kissing Play should be (and perhaps by now is) a genre unto itself.

There are now so many Matthew Weaver Kissing Plays – usually involving an older, more experienced female kissing a younger, innocent, inexperienced male; sometimes as a welcome surprise, other times a direct request or negotiation; occasionally pitting realistic urges against social propriety – one would think he HAS to have run out of ideas by now!

As with any genre, this one adapts to social evolution, culimating in a romantic satire hilariously, sweetly, sexily, perfectly capturing a historic moment on an intimate level. Wonderful!

A play literally of the moment, of this moment -- this very day -- when a lot of people are feeling great relief and joy. And that joy is palpable for the audience, Skylar, and Tommy.

Weaver wisely notes, though, that the joy lasts only a moment, and that more must come. Four years coming up ...

A ray of light and goodness and hope (and kissing) after four years of absolute darkness. A wonderful celebratory ten-minute play.

Matthew Weaver has gone through a seismic shift with his work and his approach and maybe even more than that. Biden's America is not a play about kissing! Matthew Weaver has moved on! Biden's America is about making out! A huge shift for America and a great advance for Weaver! This is such a relevant play this moment - it is exactly on point, a perfect bull's eye! This challenge has been met! Biden's America is a shining new example of the joy we're all feeling today! Thank you Matthew! Thank you America!

Promises kept. Such an important and impactful statement of this moment in time. Each of us needs to remember exactly where we are and how we are feeling when history changes us forever, and Matthew Weaver has expressed this so brilliantly.

It only takes a moment... and what a moment. This little play captures the euphoria, the thrill, the anticipation, and yes, the dread of what lies ahead. And I hope this will not be a period piece.