“ The awards tacked onto this play speak for themselves — this is a story with abundant importance. Harmon's critical perspective of a dark time of our human past is told by a protagonist who faces unique, identity-based challenges as a young boy who is mute. It is a remarkable story told with all of our senses, bringing the theatre into a new understanding about how we communicate as individuals, families, and societies. Despite its heavy themes, the play is characteristic of Harmon's style with wit, laughter, and youth intact. ”

“ I had the joy of attending a debut virtual reading of this captivating piece, and was especially taken by the humanizing of the bottle. Emotive imagery and tongue-in-cheek descriptions give the bottle a humanlike experience of mortality, eternal sunshine, and the emptying feeling we hold as we approach it. ”

“ An endearing piece with real-world discussions in a captivating setting. It makes audiences consider how we spend our money, time, and space in a world where all are limited. ”

“ Sachdeva's play tells the gripping historical story of Partition with high personal stakes relevant to any contemporary audience. Oases of love are built beautifully into the story, and punctured by violent realities. Altogether, the play is of nations and persons, their bloodiness and their worthiness. Captivating, particular, and moving. ”