“ I highly recommend this intense piece, which confronts the current epidemic of student debt through a smart and gripping conversation. I kept waiting for one of the characters to begin a lecture on our debt crisis but the concept works specifically because of the play's restraint: McLindon is most interested in the characterizations and the human question of what we will stake for a life without shame and despair. The twist comes at just the right moment and is sure to elicit a gasp from the audience! ”

“ Magical, compassionate, well-paced and full of meaningful conflict, Rinkel's work here is sublime. In just ten minutes, he treats us to a rich, deep backstory without ever losing track of the central conflict. A thoughtful piece on the strange and unexpected power of memory. ”

“ Ava Love Hanna is sure-footed and hilariously funny in her approach to this take on fairy tales and the stories we tell ourselves. Unlike many broad comedies about fairy tale characters, this piece finds real depth in the characters and their relationships, while still delivering wonderfully bizarre twists and comedic moments. The audience was in stitches when I saw the play performed at Playwright's Round Table in 2020, and there was an audible gasp at the twist ending! ”

“ During a reading of this piece at the Midwest Dramatists Center, I was in the unfamiliar but pleasing position of being totally bewildered and taken off guard by its deliciously strange style. Two months later, I am extremely excited to report that I still don't know what I make of it, which is absolutely wonderful. Munter has a strong and surefooted style and I greatly appreciated getting to know her voice. ”