“ Can death make you understand that life is worth living? Can randomness really be fate? How do we find purpose and connection when everything seems so lonely?

I really really loved this play, and have been thinking about it ever since I first read it. I was captivated by how beautiful Dominic’s writing is. The device that brings these lonely people together is so morbid and upsetting and weird that it manages to subvert expected conventions. The gradual reveal of structure, which helps guide you through to the end, was deeply satisfying. Really moving and beautiful. ”

“ How do the authority figures of young women shape their identities? How do young women develop a confidence/knowledge in their bodies when they are forced to repress so often?

I feel like the easiest way to describe this play is Usual Girls meets The Wolves meets Pitch Perfect. It's a wildly interesting mix of concrete, realistic experience and self-exploration in liminal space. The dialogue outside the choir room space is VERY poetic and beautiful—it allows the girls. to just speak, often about sex and sexuality in frank and occasionally crass ways that boys are often always allowed to. ”

“ mother's son explores the relationship between mothers and sons through the lens of a mother's grief, while also allowing us to examine how our actions affect those around us, even those we don't know. It is a haunting and deeply affecting play. ”

“ CAM BABY was meticulously plotted, incredibly engaging, funny, anxiety-producing, current, and emotionally devastating. Jessica has tuned in to an incredibly dramatically rich story that hits at both current issues and long-standing concerns of human nature. A truly wonderful play. ”