“ I want to live in the world where Mark Harvey Levine writes all our dialogue. This short monologue is endearing, heartfelt, and so very funny. Where's your pure joy? It's right here. Give this one a read right now! ”

“ I don't know how it is Matthew Weaver parlayed his 'nice guy of the internet' persona into an entire genre, but here we are. Playwright Elisabeth Giffin Speckman taps into something so universal, so ubiquitously true, almost every human on earth can relate to it - we have never met Matthew Weaver. But this monologue is smarter than that. It's an exploration into the ways we are all connected, even if we've never shared the same air or chair. The ways in which social media has pioneered and engineered complex networks of humans across the globe. Nicely done. ”

“ I’m a sucker for anachronisms, and this short play with its hilarious title delightfully checks all the boxes. We follow our cave people couple, with their wonderfully unlikely names, through a discovery of a now common food (Who has NOT wondered about this??) Cathro is a master of clippy, couples’ banter, as demonstrated in this short. What a fun read! ”

“ In this short, DC Cathro throws the audience into the pot right before it boils over. On the surface, an intimate, heartfelt look at a sad, dysfunctional relationship. On a deeper level, we wonder if these sisters are just a terrible, self-fulfilling reflection of each other. When and how will the cycle of despair end? Will it? Disturbing but so intriguing, the reader can’t turn away. Fascinating. ”