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Haha this is great! I love how Alexa all of a sudden becomes such a pain in the ass to John and how she and Echo start fighting! All John wanted to do was listen to his favorite song "37 Origami Bees"! Super funny and clever play!

OMG this is wild! Imagine learning one of your coworkers strips at a leather bar to make some extra cash! I really enjoyed how honest Fred is with Johnny and how he's not afraid to show off every once in a while! What a creative and goofy way to use the title to create this story! Great work Philip!

This play is an intense love triangle that puts these characters to the test. A new teacher starting at a new school, his boss's boss who is also a lawyer, and his jock athletic son all fall into the same spectrum of queerness, complicated relationships, exploration, and self-identity. We have all heard of scandals with teachers having secret relationships with their students, but this turns they're whole world upside down! I will think about this play for a really long time! Bravo Philip!

I'm not familiar with any of Lovecraft's work, but after reading this play and knowing that no one even read it, I don't think I'll be reading it. Even if it did make Oprah Winfrey's list. I really enjoyed the characters as they are all so worth wild and funny and at some points, even spicy. This dark and hilarious story was a really fun read for me! Nice job John!

WOW! I never knew that a play would literally blow me out of the water! I will admit I have never read Lysistrata, but with this play, I felt like it was a great introduction to it! I loved the characters, the story, and uses and tellings of abstinence. What I loved most of all, was Elizabeth striving to save the whales, and standing up for what she believed in! I'm now craving donuts! Bravo Aly!

I really do feel for Chuck here. Even after you've been acquitted of all charges, you still have trouble going on with your life after you leave the court room. Obstacles come your way, and when you meet one of the jurors from your trial like Barry face to face, you just want to know why they acquitted you. Why they found you innocent. Even though you admitted to them that you committed the crime. At the end of the play though, they come together, this time both sitting in the jury.Bravo Philip!

As someone who loves hugs, I would definitely pay for more! I really enjoyed this funny, and cute little play! It's starts off as wholesome, then turns into "Wait -- WHAT?!" LOL! This play would be fun for anyone who loves hugs! Nice work Dana!

This is a story about young people who come together to watch the moon landing, who later find out their good friend tragically dies in the Vietnam war. Secrets are revealed, and examines privilege, class, society, bravery, war, loss, and how gay people lived and thought of during this time in American history. There is a lot going on here in this play, and this would be a great story for today’s generation of teenagers and college students to explore and learn from! Beautiful work Philip!

Oh this is so funny! I enjoyed the Patrickite's and their plot to have someone join their green cult! Awesome play!

This play transported me into a world where a simple powerpoint presentation project that takes place in a classroom, transformed back into what it once was, and what it was meant to always be. A bathhouse. This moving, poetic, and funny play has given me a whole new perspective of the idea of communal bathing, and the longing for queer acceptance. Valles has given me a story that I will think about for a very very long time. I want to try and go to a bathhouse now. I’m due for a cleansing.