“ This play is—for lack of a better word—epic! Yoshikawa has done something I've never quite seen done before: create a play in the grand style and language of Shakespeare but with a distinctly postmodern narrative. This play MUST be read aloud in order to fully appreciate the depth to the language Yoshikawa brought to the piece. It is unmistakably Shakespearean, and yet unmistakably speaking to the here and now. Well done! ”

“ As someone who has also developed an impossible crush on the subway, I found this piece especially relatable. Emmy Kuperschmid has written an intriguing, thought-provoking zoom play. A dark comedy to be sure, but also a powerful illustration of how the pandemic has messed with all of our human-to-human interactions. I especially love the monologues for our lead role, January—Kuperschmid's style blends true-to-life dialogue with spoken word poetry in a way that must be heard aloud. Highly recommend this quick read! ”

“ I'm so happy I stumbled upon the excerpt of this play! Emmy Kuperschmid has great comedy chops on full display in this short excerpt and I'd be intrigued to see the rest of the script to see the full arc of the promising synopsis. Also... I love a good pun more than anything in the world and I'll be laughing about the Clean Elizabeth II for a while. ”

“ I saw the production of this play by the Bucks County Playhouse professional youth company last summer! This was an incredible story about accepting others and dealing with the heavy secrets we carry. It really was a great production from top to bottom and it's a show I hope to see regularly performed by schools and professional companies alike! ”