“ Placebo is so well-written, it comes across almost as a contemporary greek tragedy- a ritualistic piece that balances the every day with the other-worldly and results in a really powerful and exciting piece. The script does not skim over any of the issues, instead it rests inside, allowing the audience to watch the characters grapple with their own relationships to themselves. Moments are intense and poignant until they become cathartic and the playwright’s language is enchanting- while it’d be easy to look away from graphic moments, I found myself drawn closer (esp. at the end of Act 2). ”

“ Baby Allen is one of my favorite pieces. Heinz has beautifully captured the messy lives of 20 year olds in middle America in a script that moves like a dramatic ballet (and ends in one too). Steeped in drugs and alcohol, the harsh truths come forward and the characters are forced to reckon with emotions they'd rather ignore. Events unfold that can only be described as 21st-Century Macabre and bring forward visceral reactions- the recognition that you've experienced, on some level, these intense emotions for yourself. This is a must-read. ”