“ A clever take on the athlete(s) dying young trope - what about the other team? What I love about the piece is how the students are being perfectly sensible and empathetic human beings about their whole impossible situation, but it's the coach who's hopelessly emotionally stunted. Which makes for a great contrast while simultaneously mining both black comedy and legit pathos. Well done. ”

“ A witty epistolary take on dealing (or not dealing) with rejection that hits close to home. Seidel does a lot with one actor, who manages to encapsulate his deteriorating mental state through a combination of escalating demands and increasingly whacked language, despite us never hearing any other side of the story. It's a fun journey to take. ”

“ A hilarious, frantic, and telling two-hander, built around a preposterous revenge fantasy. The exchanges are great and I could see this being a ton of fun for both actors, to say nothing of the audience. ”

“ A sprawling, incredibly theatrical, engrossing trip through the 60s, courtesy of three parallel stories intricately intertwined. I particularly admired the workmanship of the first section, in which each third of the stage tells a different story, yet all three are clearly linked thematically and occasionally through language as well. It would be easy for the play to lose momentum after such a memorable start, but the continual introduction of crucial characters, motivations and revelations keep it brisk and involving throughout. Would love to see this magic on stage. ”