“ This is a tight little snare drum of a play! Seymour crafts a cagey world with deft dialogue and these characters that could be mopey Jazz-age layabouts, or #influencers — The writer digs into their ennui and finds a rivulet of humor. Delicious rhythms here. So theatrical and whimsical and dark. Reminiscent of a Chas Addams cartoon or an Edward Gorey lithographic, spare, perfect, kinda horrifying. Love this play. ”

“ A remarkably crafted monologue about the internal/external experience of "intimacy" and it's relationship to language and the lived experience. This says so much about the subtleties and intricacies of misogyny, body-shaming and what it means to live in a world where mere pleasure may exist for the other's consumption. Ugh! So relevant and so heartbreaking. This should be required reading at the beginning of educational conversations in High Schools and colleges about sex positivity and consent. Brilliant work. ”

“ A huge deep breath after reading this monologue. Goldman-Sherman's elegant, seemingly effortless exploration of the distant past as it enfolds into the present expresses exquisitely the searing discomfort of long-buried pain rising to meet current trauma. From an actorly point-of-view, this beautiful work offers guy ropes up a steep mountain face, footholds that would take the performer away from basecamp, into the realm where oxygen is low, and back again. Stunning craft. Deeply-felt ideas. ”

“ A beautiful slice of life for any theatre person. Feeny-Williams creates a gentle wonder at the traces of performances, exploring how their ephemera can be imbued in the fibers of costumes, the sturdy handcraft of properties. This little play reminds me how much I love to nose around in any theatre's storage areas! These relics sing and dance pure memory. ”