“ It is unusual to find a play about writing that doesn’t include crumpled pieces of paper thrown around and typewriters (computers) thrown out windows. Gacinski finds the passion in creating, the reality of predators (producers and yes, other writers), and the dream of creating something that resonates. Gacinski gives us lyrical poetry, a man searching for love in many aspects, and a setting ripe for art. Italy meets France meets USA and the collision breaks people. There are some clever, satirical references to theatre that are accurate. But you never stop hoping for the play that leaves you breathless. ”

“ A shrewd, little tale of culpability on a crime where you are the victim. Clever, with a lot of truths to be found here. Don’t limit this for a Me, Too program. Produce it widely. ”

“ ‘I was already dead but in that moment...” so immediate, honest and concise. Last moments, last time for honesty, and last time for appreciation. A fresh look at friendship between two males - a scenario not often addressed. Hageman has her pulse on teens and it quickens the heart. ”

“ So many layers of me, too, child abuse, and silence. Silence as protection, silence as a weapon. Quick moving, honest, and searing, there is a lot to be uncovered here. A song can be more honest than a confession. A song heightens a reality. A song can tell a truth. A song heightens reality. And one must choose the words of a song carefully. A poignant look at coping when your world is shattered. ”