“ Carabatsos has a real gift for dialogue; her characters never seem to say anything directly, and yet they say say so much. That's certainly true of this play, which is about siblings, who are already dealing with one loss and who now find themselves nearing the end of a road trip that, once finished, will only compound that sense of loss. Despite the seriousness of the topic and the real pain her characters feel, the play is funny and quirky. The use of GPS as a means for finding your way emotionally is inspired. Really love this play. ”

“ This laugh-out-loud, darkly comedic send up of show business and reality television, with its cast of ten larger-than-life characters and its scalpel-sharp dialogue, would be ideal for any community theater or repertory company looking for a comedy that will seem both familiar and fresh to its audience. As with most good comedy, there's a poignancy behind the laughs. This play comments masterfully on the ways in which Hollywood's hyper-competitive, profit-at-all-costs mindset turns dreams into nightmares and leaves broken lives in its wake. This play really deserves attention. It's a lot of fun. ”

“ What a terrific piece of satire that manages to capture the understandable desire to avoid a difficult future, and the importance of facing that future despite the discomforts it will bring. The play lulls you into believing you understand what’s happening and know precisely where the story is headed. Then, it swerves in a deliciously funny but oh so thought provoking way. Definitely a fun addition to any festival. ”

“ Well, now, that wasn’t the ending I was expecting! And it turns the innocent, rom-com trajectory of this play into a deliciously dark and cynical roller coaster ride. Bavoso’s dialogue is fantastic, and a few of the jokes had me laughing out loud. But it’s that ending, and the complexity Bavoso gives it (Is she doing him a favor? Probably not, but...) that makes this play shine. ”