“ A private moment that means nothing to anyone else but these two people, yet a universal cry of pain, of joy, of sorrow, of remembrance. Poetic and powerful. ”

“ Several geological ages ago I took a grad school seminar in Scandinavian Drama at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis taught by Prof. Stockenstrom. We studied the hell out of "Miss Julie," so I approached Heather Meyer's play with piqued curiosity. Oh, how I wish we could have had this play alongside the work it is based on during those frigid dark days of class because it would have done two things: enlightened me to what that tortured soul Strindberg was writing about more than any seminar, and it would have been great to hear Prof. Stockenstrom laugh for once. ”

“ Sometimes a story can be told in such a way that the reader thinks they know how it will end. Not so with this powerful and incisive drama about a father and son with seemingly irreconcilable differences. TJ Young gives us a full portrait of the relationship in a concise way that shows insight to both points of view yet doesn't give in to sentiment. The characters are full and relatable, the dialogue genuine and ringing with honesty of feeling, and it leaves us with wanting to know them as much as they do each other. ”

“ A lot of us could write this story, me included, but I don't think anyone could have told it with as much feeling and visceral impact as Larry Rinkel. We know what the playwright is going through, but the power and brutal honesty he brings out in these short pages is exactly right. Thank you, Larry. ”