“ This is a breathtaking, deeply layered play that requires its readers and hearers to immerse themselves patiently and let the words wash over. An hour or a day or a lifetime with these three characters, separate but the same, distant but so close. This is a meditation on a life in a style that feels both like a throwback to an experimental time but also feels incredibly urgent and present and vital for today. This is something that will only deepen and expand in production and is destined to be one of the must-reads of this decade. Read it. ”

“ A brilliantly structured, nausea-inducing, hugely important piece about campus culture, perception, and sexual assault. Bublitz uses time and space in a masterful fashion, weaving context into a story we have already decided we understand in the first scene, but which is slowly pieced together to create the whole picture. This should be high on the list for potential productions everywhere, particularly on university campuses. ”

“ Emily McClain achieves so much in this delightful ten-minute play, establishing a believable point of conflict and some fleshed-out characters before bringing in one with a little less flesh but plenty of self-advocacy. The ZVWMG+ turn is beautifully rendered and immediately secured my full admiration for this quippy short play. A great seasonal piece (obviously), and would be a delight in a site-specific location. ”

“ Conor McShane crafts a full, rich, human narrative in his 'Miss Expanding Universe', creating lived-in characters who never over-share and never feel like caricatures. Amber has the typical teenage problems but runs away to stay with her uncle David because there are deeper, more impossible issues at play that she can't speak yet, but we see them bubbling under the surface. David is lost and knows it, but he doesn't wallow in it, he lives it and bleakly stares at the world around him. Amber saves David as David saves Amber but it's never prescriptive. A beautiful, hopeful two-hander. Bravo. ”