“ Plain, pure, simple fun, which is always recommended. A brief and philosophical curiosity into modern dating, millennial discourse, and - the always tricky - gender relations; it's ultimately cerebral, but in no way untoward. Sit back, relax, and laugh a little, then see what this cloud morphs into. You might be surprised. ”

“ My favorite Wakefield Mystery play has always been the crucifiers doing their job. Weaver's twisted tale comes up next. The Second Shepherds' Play can wait. ”

“ The monologuist in Drama is a curious entity; subjectively rare, objectively nebulous, quite commonly a daring diamond in the rough, ultimately, perhaps circumstantially, unsurpassable. Some theatres won't consider them for seasons. They are, in fact, the exception to the rule. How do you create Drama, that is to say, Conflict, without reply or retort? Some would argue the construct of One Vs. Self; however, Wyndham conquers that trope with seasoned and knowledgeable skill. This is structure. 'Sandy' wraps a woman's obstacles - personal, physical, political, psychological - all into one. The text itself is gracious and courteous to an actress. ”

“ Bold, heartbreaking, tragic. Pure drama. One of the best plays I've read on New Play Exchange. Certainly makes the list of cleanest, most unadulterated goals I've ever known a character to have. The desperation alone might make you cry. The dialogue, there are zingers and quips that'd make Ben Hecht lose his balance. This is a dizzying, delirious, bewildering drama. An important piece in the argument of freedom and choice, a cautionary tale about psychological disorders. This is a play to match anything by the Greeks. Stout is one brave playwright, a keen dramatist. Truly, this's important stuff right here. ”