“ A provocative — yet charming and accessible — inquiry into race, culture and family, this play has a brilliantly curious title, evoking a kind of gothic cautionary tale. The titular character has a major exam coming up to become a board certified pediatric neurosurgeon — “It’s a very important time for her,” as her father would say — but before she can sit for the test, Hannah learns that there’s trouble back home. Home is South Korea, a place Hannah barely knows. A beautiful play. I was fortunate to see its premiere at at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2017. ”

“ Consistently funny, and nuanced and engaging, Wyndham’s character monologues develop dynamic intensity, tackling big issues with emotional empathy and a strong, witty point of view. I’m appreciative of the writer’s ability to create contemporary roles, multidimensional, interesting roles, for young people. This piece is a perfect study for a younger performer or a showcase.
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“ Faith in humanity restored by this wonderful play. Thanks to some hardworking Playmobil figures, I feel better than ever about my voting rights and why they matter. A lovely and engaging work that has the potential to go viral by the midterm elections. ”

“ It is ON. When a playwright can capture in just a few pixels the power imbalance and incongruities of modern work — you're in for a treat. The character "Her" is likely needed in almost every corporate environment. Or can she be hired out, as a temp? My only question — When is this idea going to be franchised for a three-movie series and its sequels? Viva 'Her'! ”