“ An excellently crafted absurdist short that pits duty and morality at odds with one another as Felix the Clown does his best to make everyone (except himself) happy. He and Margaret's back and forth harkens back to absurdist masters of yore while never allowing their tempo or rhythm to corrupt the story at hand. Jigour's razor sharp brand of comedy by way of unease is spectacularly all their own.

Now can someone let those kids back in? It's raining outside. ”

“ Cato fully renders this bleak reality in bite-sized form without sacrificing an ounce of truth.

In a mere 12 pages we grow to know, feel, and care for these unfortunate souls as they pave a path to freedom despite the free market's boot firmly planted on their necks. A galaxy divides ideals and action.

They say a good attitude is all you need. Easy to say when you're due for a transfer. ”

“ Wien employs her trademark twisted machinations to explore trauma, catharsis, regret, and obligation in this jacked up Floridian fever dream rife with dark laughs. ”

“ This cathartic adaptation of the tragically under appreciated myth manages to breathe contemporary context into ancient grudges. The text allows the divine to indulge their, dare l I say, "Dionysian" impulses while grounding their significance in the often horrifying emotional realities of their everlasting lives.

Themes of regret, redemption, and class ring loudly.

Is it at all possible to overcome one's own past in favor or a reformed self?

How noble is a cause, an activist, an uprising, if it's impetus is rooted in ego rather than justice?

A supremely timely piece older than time itself. ”