“ At first whimsical and absurdist, Jigour's short play rapidly pivots into darker, metaphorical territory. Subtext rides just under each line and the words take us on a journey of self-examination through the allegory of a sensitive clown and an aloof employer. Actors will enjoy the complexity of the seemingly simple dialogue. ”

“ The subtlety of Vansant's gradual, but persistent, approach to an important topic is much appreciated. Most impressively, she shows rather than tells and veers away from easy polemics. Great to see a play where the parents are individuals and not a single monolith in the treatment of their child. Some terrific moments where, by design, the audience is ahead of the characters. This piece would also work well as an acting exercise, including the high school level, and likely generate some discussion afterwards. ”

“ A 10 minute play with a large message about community -- and invisibility. The characters are well-delineated and sharply drawn. The play is set in 2015 but its themes are timeless and, today, especially relevant. ”