“ Gacinski has put together a story about artists that not only touches on the creative process in an entertaining way, but keeps hoping for all the success and failure that come with it just so we can keep reading. In a play that does a good job of balancing both the realness of what it means to create art and the melodrama that comes with falling in love, Gacinski makes you cheer for the ups and downs, the good and the bad, and at times the pleasantly poetic. ”

“ Franky has a gift for pouring a piece of his heart into every piece he writes. This play has the whole thing. As someone who has struggled with weight and food, this play speaks to me, my fears, hopes, and dreams of coming to terms with acceptance of oneself. Most people would run away from tackling something so raw, bloody and messy, but Franky faces it with such honesty and bravery that it was impossible to not feel inspired. I don’t want to tell you much because, this is a play you need to read, and pretty soon experience. ”

“ Poetic, haunting, like a bedtime story we never knew we wanted. Sparse in a way that lends itself to all those unspoken things speaking volumes. Starting as what seems like a welcome connection between father and daughter, only to reveal the dark truth behind those missing years. With this play he leaves you wanting more, but at the same time knowing that this is all more than enough. ”