“ A witty, meaningful, and engaging piece that tackles the subject matter (grief, infertility, family and relationships, abortion, adoption, pandemic) with the utmost care. These characters are deeply human and I fell in love with each of them. This play will make many different kinds of people feel seen and has the potential to start powerful community dialogue. Bravo, Alli! ”

“ Agyeiwaa's ability to capture the nooks, crannies and intersections of friendship, identity, and the possibilities of motherhood is incredible. This is a highly relevant and produceable ten-minute play that gives you a window into the lives of two funny and interesting young black women whose friendship shines through. The humor peppered throughout the piece is just as masterful as the way these women navigate discussions of privilege within their community and their hope for the future. ”

“ I had the pleasure of seeing an incredible reading of John Proctor is the Villian at Ojai Playwrights Conference this year and I cannot implore you enough, dear review reader, that this play deserves a full-production. And SOON. It has been said so eloquently by so many other reviews below, how Kimberly dismantles stereotypes and gives power to young women through this play. But more than that, it reminds you of a special kind of magic that happens in the best kind of theatrical spaces. I don't want to spoil it, so just give it a read and a love. ”