“ What a wonderfully unexpectedly sweet ten-minute play! I loved the way it captured the limits of anxiety, the pressures of loving something greater than yourself, and our cravings for certain "versions" of family. Walker has a gift of expressing a lot of character in a very few words. A refreshing read, that ends with a smile -- a much needed antidote these days. ”

“ One of the most moving plays I've ever had the pleasure of reading. What is exceptional about Maisel's play is the deft touch with which she guides you through these intertwined lives. There is not a false note or pushed moment of exposition, or over-explanation. She trusts you to get it, to piece it all together -- so when you do, it absolutely takes your breath away. The audience is carried along by a masterful writer, on a powerful spiritual journey. I just loved it. ”

“ What a moving play. Within the first few pages, you are drawn into the lives of these clever, complicated people. The dialogue is sparkling and powerful and funny and devastating. MacLean has succeeded in conveying clinical depression in a startling theatrical way -- you really need to read it to understand how -- and it allows the reader to have a level of compassion for the character in a totally unique way. I can't imagine anyone not being moved by this play, whether or not they know anyone suffering from clinical depression or not. Highly recommend. ”

“ You have got to read this play. It is wonderfully irreverent and bawdy and fun, but the deeply realized themes of grief/loss, family dynamics, and self-exploration really moved me. I think it's because Eric writes with such personal fierceness and honestly. And of course because there is a totally sexy, Cher-loving cockroach who gives great advice. I'm just saying, you really should read it. ”