“ A beautiful usage of myth to discuss important and relevant issues of the modern day. I absolutely adored the relationship between Lily and Lilith-- how Lilith's story helps Lily to process her own. It was lovely to see depicted older femmes supporting and listening to younger ones through something as unfortunately common and traumatic as Lily's experience. The playwright convincingly writes a young girl processing a difficult and awful experience without "trauma dumping". As a survivor, this play felt really healing. ”

“ A gorgeous piece exploring change, loss, grief, and death through the eyes of two people who have experienced so much hurt and yet still hold so much hope. What an unlikely and yet perfect pairing these two characters make-- they are so different and yet their differing experiences are what make the similar ones all the more significant. MAN AND MOON feels like when you fell asleep in the car as a child and your parent carried you to bed. Necessary reading for anyone coping with big life changes. ”

“ A darkly funny foray into experimentalism and audience participation. Dialogue is beautiful, convincing of the time period being referenced, and pleasant to read. This play presents two juicy and challenging roles for actors and/or improvisers to really stretch their legs, as it were. I greatly enjoyed how the two characters began to overlap and bleed together towards the end. I would so enjoy being a part of this production or in the audience! This is the genre/type of show that I love to see and create-- experimental, engaging, and deeply thoughtful. ”

“ While reading this play I was reminded of my own teenager-hood as a young wannabe actor in a small town overrun by "Christians". This play made me laugh, made me gasp, and reminded me of the anger I still harbor from those days. Visceral, phenomenal, and sorely needed in a time where so many of us have religious and social traumas. I can't wait to see this play on a stage! ”