“ WOW! I cannot say enough good things about this witty, aching, downright-lovely play. The dialogue is razor-sharp and the characters each have such unique and powerful (and, truly hilarious) voices. I really admire Blevins' ability to capture such important (if overlooked) histories without the work feeling like a deluge of facts; on the contrary, Romeo & Her Sister boasts a ripping pace and exciting twists and turns! Queerness, here, is also presented in commendable and fascinating period context, demanding we reevaluate rigid notions of identity, while also asking compelling and evergreen questions about belonging and queer love. ”