“ What is it about redheads? They seem to have a calling for so many people, men and women. Moore takes us through one man's obsession and cleverly bases it on Evard Munich's "The Scream" of which that action used at the end with great effect. ”

“ What a beautiful and painful ode to grief that was there and grief that was not there and how humans can beat themselves up over their own feelings which feel misguided probably from the guilt instilled in us from a long-ago handbook of what we should feel and we shouldn't. Malone takes us through this tiny journey of one man's coming to terms with his wife's miscarriage and pulls no punches on this man's reasoning with himself, the world and the internet all with such insightful language that we can only follow along until the end for closure. ”

“ This is an incredible journey that I can’t really speak too much about the plot without given anything away. But I can tell you this, I was caught up in this play from the get-go. With the simple act of taking your dog on a walk turns into a metaphysical discovery of what one’s future can be when you’ve just about given up on all possibility. ”

“ This play is such a beautiful play that filled me with outrage. And it should. Underhills lines in the middle of this play show you how evil this man was. He's no hero for me or ever! All the evil that was done in the name of religion. as if God would want the slaughter of any soul if it could be harnessed into his army rather than be killed. For these men I wished that spirits did rise and haunt and hunt them down so that if they thought they were getting everlasting life it's filled with their pain. ”