Recommended by Emma Goldman-Sherman

This play kept me on my toes with its realness, its depth, its 3-dimensional characters, its dialogue that is a treat for actors to play. I am completely impressed by how far Pipes goes to push the characters toward an incredibly satisfying conclusion. Wow!

Great work. Intense, pulls the audience into the piece and never lets us go. Theatrical language, easily producible, unforgettable work. I highly recommend this moving piece about mass incarceration of Black youth, tragic and well crafted. I hope it gets produced everywhere. A must-see.

Beautiful work with such well-written characters. Actors will have a great time with this! Moving and real, full of life and emotion. Well done!

Wonderfully theatrical work. The American Suburbs deserves this play and all it dishes out, fuck by fuck.

Beautifully written and yes, gorgeous! This satire of gay plays is moving and thrilling, and I hope it gets produced soon. I would love to see it! The structure and smarts, the fabulous funny... Read it and enjoy!

Real and lovely and perfect for Zoom. The title resonates in several ways. Groustra has a knack for dialogue that moves quickly and creates rhythms the actors would have a great time performing. I look forward to reading more of Groustra's work.

Wonderful and heart-warming, how to manage very hard things with grace and humor. The characters are in turmoil and the stakes are high. I appreciate the autism depicted in a way that really felt true to my own autistic experience and resonates for me along with the loss and the grief and confusion for a young person to deal with loss... what a beautiful play!

As another neurodivergent playwright, I think this is uproarious! And being hyper-lexic (as part of my neurodivergence), I don't have any problem writing recommendations, but I can imagine that some people do. And Izzy Salant captures this in a radiant way that makes me laugh and smile and relax for a minute instead of holding my breath like I do, so maybe extending my life! This monologue spoke to me, and I'm recommending it easily and with a lot of words!

I've always wondered about Simon Says, and now I know the truth. Moughon has a brilliant mind. This is a super-creepy play!

What an intense and theatrical piece this is! McCarthy manages to maintain so much tension throughout, continuously raises the stakes and keeps them high in this ensemble drama that kept me on edge all night! The characters are specific and driven. A disturbing play that isn't afraid of confrontation.