“ I don't like this play. It is very good. It's excellent. But it makes me uncomfortable and is almost too real. In lesser hands than Cathro's, it would maybe be exploitative. Instead, it is a brutal reminder of how innocently and calmly the internet/social media can bring out the worst in us. And not only bring it out, but give it even more power to wreak its havoc. Beware. ”

“ Powerful, fantastical, and brilliantly theatrical, this play is just everything. Vondy's epic is subtle and devilishly clever, beginning in the realm of historical fiction that you think will just scratch your true crime itch, but it becomes so much more vast and intimate, filling our heads with wonderous questions and commentary on sexism, identity, legacy, and everything in between. The wordplay and stage imagery in here is endlessly delightful, and I cannot recommend it enough. Read it. Produce it. Now. Forever. ”

“ On the surface, comedy. Underneath, the eternal conflict between generations. Richter does so much here with so little, and it's a hoot. ”

“ The only thing harder than writing a novel that you can't figure out where it's going (or when you have an idea, it strikes at the WORST possible time) is writing a novel your mother doesn't approve of. Well...that and if your fictional characters also literally step out of your brain to fight you. Strayer's play is a thrilling, pulsating, and poignant clash of swords and hearts. Above all, it's a delicious and layered character study of self-discovery and living up (or not) to our parents' expectations. Fantastic work with some great opportunities for stellar fight choreo. ”