“ Add my voice to the well-deserved praise for this play! Goldfinger has written a compelling, thought-provoking, complex, and horrifying futuristic tale here. What happens when we begin to make moves towards a more "perfect" society? How does that society decide who gets born and who they may be better off without? Goldfinger raises so many great points, and yet the play never feels didactic. You always have great insight into who these characters are and their relationship to each other. I really hope to see this play staged at some point. It deserves to be seen! ”

“ A sweet, charming, expectation-upending piece that emphasizes the importance of love and understanding in not just the family dynamic portrayed in the play, but ALL families. Lovely! ”

“ A high-stakes scene between two heroin addicts, one of whom wants to get clean, the other relying on it for their artistic gain. The play interrogates and criticizes the idea that the artist needs to somehow be in an altered state to create their best work by honing in on a self-destructive couple who are trying their best, even when their lives are falling apart. The play builds a feeling of impending dread, resulting in a shattering climax. ”

“ Reading like a modern-day response to Pinter's "Betrayal," this play shares that play's pointed use of economic yet potent language to explore issues of love, trust, sex, abandonment, neglect, and passion among three artists. On a deeper level, there is a rumbling of "What if?" underneath the surface of these characters and their situation, which adds quite a melancholy and poignant feel to the proceedings. A fascinating read! ”