“ Another terrific play from Hageman, who has such a gift for writing realistic (and very funny) dialogue for teenagers. In this short play a group of boys cast in a show are reluctant to use stage-makeup (considering it too "girly") but slowly change their minds as they begin to understand the power of transformation. Powerful. ”

“ A beautiful, moving play about how easily and thoughtlessly (and sometimes intentionally) we mess up our children. But the play carries the important uplifting message that each of us has ability to alter our own course in life. Hageman's very powerful and theatrical script could be performed beautifully by and for teens, but can be done just as well with adult actors too. I would love to see it on stage. (Note: This is a playwright to pay attention to.) ”

“ I love this play, which skewers stereotypical (but often all too real) ideas about women in an unusual and imaginative way. It's fun, funny, theatrical, and really brave, and will get any audience thinking. In fact, the audience has the potential to participate by providing the "laugh track" for the action on stage (though Hageman leaves that choice up to her collaborators) and just that alone is, I think, a pretty brilliant way to get the play's message across and enable an audience to have fun at the same time. Read it and better yet, produce it! ”

“ This is a moving, surprising, and heartfelt piece about loss that would be a gift for any young actor. ”