Recommended by Beth Blatt

A very smart way to bring the conflict between two cultures to life - through a rude, ignorant teenager and the S. Sudanese refugee she interviews. The author skillfully interweaves different realities to bring the past and present together. Love the foreign words, traditions and specifics about life in her village and the refugee camp. Informative and transporting. And sad.

Martin really nails the world. The absurdity, the language, the "high stakes." Well-made, and such fun. Actors will have a ball with it. And so will the audience.

Short but powerful. Gives a real sense of how unfeeling people who want to "help" can be. Changes how I will behave going forward.

Shocking and unpleasant, as it should be. Streamlined, believable. A different way to talk about the refugee crisis and America.