“ I love the idea of a pet psychic, and I really enjoyed the specific examples Shannon gives Catrina of pets that she's helped over the course of her career. A humorous case of misunderstanding turns into what seems like the possible beginnings of a friendship. I would love to follow Shannon through a series of short plays in which she helps pets heal emotionally. ”

“ The language in this play is gorgeous and really sets the tone of this strange sanctuary set apart from normal life, where passion is valued and allowed to run as free as it needs to, whether that will end well or end badly. An interesting look at how beauty and suffering always seem to be entwined, "The Form of Steel" gives you a lot to think about, with sword fighting duels along the way. ”

“ This short play about a librarian giving unwanted advice is terrific. A teenager has come to the library to find a biography on an important historical figure, and the librarian suggests all of his favorite people, none of whom resonate with the girl (His reaction to her comments about Teddy Roosevelt was particularly funny.) This play touches on so many different things in only ten pages, including the domination of white men in the realm of the 'historically important' and the fact that women can (and do) find themselves trapped literally anywhere by men in conversations they can't gracefully escape. ”

“ This play is too much fun. Gluttony and Lust decide to swap places for a year, and then all the vices (well, except poor Envy) swap places for another year, and by that point they've screwed the world up so badly that the virtues have to step in. I loved the cleverness and all the tiny, smart details sprinkled throughout which made the play so satisfying. I'm sure if I read it (or saw it!) a second time, I would notice a million delightful things that I missed the first time through. So good! ”