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Oh Insta-Youtube-Millenia. Very funny. And very true. The time spent on living every moment publicly, the investment, to matter or make a difference and yet it often is based on meaninglessness. The fear keeps us addicted and then we wake up and realize, what did we just spend our life on. It's funny in a dark way and it's needed. Life isn't lived in a fish bowl.

The seedy motel and the underlying need for human connections, real connections. And the twist and the ending, the audience will be very happy. It turns into a love story, or at least we hope.

Wow. It's a thriller that just, you never know. There are weirdos, this does happen and we've all seen "What Would You Do?" and we're praying for the right response. So yes I'd love to see this done in a restaurant as the writer suggests. And the trauma from being made to feel like she's losing her mind, the way her friend handles it. Just yes and yes. Love her friend and love this play. Put it on, pop-ups throughout the countries restaurants and theatres.

So much fun. We're in it, every child with a disputed required reading list will love it and every adult who remembers one will too. Hilarious and perfect. And now I want to read the book.

Bonding over misery, I mean we can all relate to wanting to shut out heartbreak, but it turns out that Pru really was happy and perfectly content without love. But she needs to fit in now with her friends and want things she doesn't want just to have them in her life. It's sharp and witty, the audience will love it.

Fighting nations, never being able to come together despite the consequences, a play for them all. The timing and pacing is sharp, quick and hilarious to start but the landing of the message comes in strong. Great work.

Perfect. And yes, it shouldn't be needed but it is. It doesn't seem to penetrate that a woman has a right to exist and no she isn't dressing for a man, she's dressing for herself, and no she isn't ever asking for anything. But if I put these words on my body is that clear enough for you? No. And for the women who make excuses to demonize the woman. Just no. So just yes to this piece and yes to women having each others backs. Excellent.

Heartbreakingly beautiful, I can hear music to this poetic piece and it's powerful. Truth matters, acknowledgement matters, even though it can't change the events of the past, it matters greatly. Magnificent piece.

Perfect for us all. History in a hilarious comedy, can we ask for more? I may be a nerd but it's even more fun than art history. The pace, the wit, everything. Laugh out loud funny. I love this!! More please!

From an Armenian, all I can say is thank you. My family never talked about it, so thank you for creating a piece of theatre that helps us all to understand. And thank you for making sure they are not erased. And once again, thank you.