“ I am struck by how strong the themes are in this piece--power and community rippled through every scene. As someone who was raised Catholic (and no longer is one) this play also connected deeply to me emotionally. I very much WAS Raven as an older teenager, and watching her journey through the play was incredibly engaging. As a playwright, I will be returning to this piece to continue learning about how one can use power imbalances effectively. Beautiful play! ”

“ As a disabled playwright, I adored this little work. I found it hilarious and terrifying at the same time (and not just because the characters had tentacle arms-- spoiler alert!), which reminded me of satirical cartoons like The Simpsons and South Park in some ways. Seeing this on stage would be a hoot, what with all the potential for slap-stick-esque humor, but I think it would also get a very important point across that I think a lot of able-bodied people ignore: that the world at large views us as a burden, and that's incorrect. Great little play! ”

“ A masterful use of allegory/extended metaphor, pacing, and atmosphere that beautifully calls out colleges for not doing enough to protect their women, femme, and AFAB students. I absolutely adore works that use horror as a tool to unveil the visceral, and yet sometimes invisible, experiences that women and femmes go through, and Psychopsychotic does this very intelligently. I would love to see this staged! ”

“ A short but sharp experimental examination of the ending of a years long relationship. This play feels like it deeply understands the emotions and experiences that a person goes through at this point in their life. The Annexation is atmospheric in a visceral way that I adored. I would love to see this play performed! ”