Recommended by Rachel Lynett

This play has so much power packed into it. I love the flexibility and honesty of the piece. I've read it three times and keep coming back to it. I need to see this produced all over the country.

"If there was a good option, we wouldn't be doing this." I love this play and how darkly playful it is. I laughed at times I felt that I shouldn't and then it suddenly struck me how close we are to this being our constant reality. A truly wonderful new play that needs to get produced ASAP.

I am in love with this play. The language of this play lifts up the victims of Pulse in such a gorgeous and incredible way. I was struck by the humanity of the piece and even a month later still come back to it. This is the kind of play that sticks to you and becomes a piece of you forever.

I am in love with this play! What a heartbreaking and beautiful story about grief and loss. Darcy's imagery and poetic language really make this play a must-read. I'd love to see it someday. (Also amazing title. It's what immediately drew me to this play)

I love this play! It's filled with surprises, realistically written, and every moment seems so organic. I also love the flexibility of the ending, how it could go either way. Makes me wish I could direct it.

This is such an important play, especially now. It gets deep into the complexity around date rape culture without holding back any punches. Aside from being super relevant, it's also beautifully written and the characters (and the circumstances) are wholly explored.

What a great two-hander! This play keeps up the tension without giving anything away too soon and without dragging on. The conversation went real while keeping the audience/reader on their toes about the heart of the issue.

Hearts of Stone is a brilliant reminder of what connects each of us beyond the limits of time and space. While exploring how grief affects us as we navigate through tragedy, the play also maintains subtle humor and wonderful dialogue. As the two storylines merged, I found myself wanting to believe in a miracle too and became incredibly moved by the magic of the play and in the honesty of how mental health is approached in modern times.

This play has such an amazing heartbeat! In the midst of a very exciting adventure, we see a closeness and honesty that's rarely explored, even in plays without dinosaurs and time travel. This play is honestly magic.

This is the kind of play that stays with you long after you read it. It immediately invites you into an incredibly intimate world and presents the chances to connect with two incredibly dynamic women, dynamic sisters. The play expertly explores how we deal with tragedy and the things left unspoken. Absolutely powerful and moving and amazing piece of writing. Even after reading it twice, I still find so much to explore in it. I really do believe this is the kind of play actors dream about; the depth given is refreshing and powerful.