“ First of all: heed the "bi-lingual" bit in the subject matter keywords. There are huge chunks of Spanish here with no translations.

For a play that focuses on the issue of suicide, Kevin and the River Flan manages to feel fairly light and breezy. Brandon Urrutia's sense of humor and some mythical whimsy keep things from wallowing in the muck of its depressing themes of suicide and mental illness. If you're bi-lingual (or not quite. Two years of Spanish in high school and little Duolingo before a trip to Barcelona got me through this), KatRF is well worth a read. ”

“ The setup sounds like we’re heading into horror territory, but instead this is a very heartwarming tale about helping lost souls, living or deceased. ”

“ This fun-sized horror comedy would be a perfect fit for a Halloween themed short play festival. The nonplussed attitude of the two main characters in the face of unspeakable terrors is hilarious and leaves you wondering what an average day must be like for these poor, long-suffering souls.

Teachers should be paid more. ”

“ This is a beautifully written play about two strangers whose lives have been upended and who find themselves adrift. The two never even learn each other’s names (nor do we), but Joshua Piper illustrates how sometimes casual exchanges between fellow travelers can have a positive impact while even blood relatives can feel disconnected. Very well done!! ”