Recommended by Sylvia Reed

I saw this play at the Players Centre for the Performing Arts and loved it. The concept was so original and well-done, and the story was poignant, but also very funny at times.

So glad I found this play. It is so beautifully written, and I can't believe how much emotion and story the playwright has portrayed in a mere ten minutes. It's wonderful.

I want to write the same thing another reviewer has already written. Wow. Just wow. This play really got to me. It's so well-done -- poetic and poignant and so true. Read it.

I landed on this play after searching for the playwright upon seeing her name on the episode list of the Subtext podcast. The play's title really jumped out at me so I downloaded it thinking I'd read a few pages and come back to it when I had more time. Couldn't stop reading though, so now I'm compelled to recommend this wonderful play. It's funny and sad and just so ... perfect. I hope I get a chance to see it some day. Now I'm going to go back and listen to the podcast interview with the playwright.

I love this. That's really all I have to say about it. It just leaves me with an odd feeling I can't really name.