Recommended by Cam Torres

A great short play about pride and our need to “make it on your own.” Milo’s reaction to his recent situation is completely valid and makes you think, “what would I do?” But his friend makes a compelling argument that I don’t think anyone could turn away from.

An intriguing look at a relationship out of order. Fenney-Williams has written two very dynamic and flawed characters that allow the piece to ebb and flow, making it impossible to look away.

What a fun little play. I had flashbacks to when I used to meet my co-workers in the break room and just complain. Feels like a right of passage. Seems only fair these fury creatures would do the same!

What an incredibly sweet play about strangers meeting and sharing a connection. These moments are hard to come by these days. Living through this experience through these characters was a nice, but sad reminder of something we’ve lost this past year. An excellent play with an ending you will not see coming and that is sure to shock you.

Wow. I truly cannot recommend this play enough. My wife works with children with autism and some of them are non-verbal, so I was able to identify with Beth in a personal way; even though the play never definitely states. Reingold perfectly captures the essence of Bethany's struggle and her hidden gifts. This is an incredibly touching play with complex characters that you will be rooting for till the very end. The ending absolutely crushed me in all the best ways. What a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful coming of age tale for our time.

I listened to this on Playing On Air this morning. What a beautiful meet-cute, and engaging story. The modern language is a very smart choice, allowing an audience to feel a semblance of comfort and understanding of these characters. You often forget what time period they live in until you are forcibly reminded in an impactful way. A wonderful play! And incredibly performed!

A very smart short play that has a satisfying, if not devastating, twist.

What a lovely, lovely read. The characters are so clear, and the dialogue is so crisp. Worthy of many productions.

Truly, this play is one of the most imaginative plays I have read in a very long time. Wow. This play must be produced and when it is I must move heaven and earth to see it. A truly remarkable work of art.

I read this play, maybe, three years ago(?) and STILL think about it! That's how good this play is.