What our readers say

This play feels remarkably progressive for its time and is brilliantly crafted. It has aged very well, effectively addressing themes of second-wave feminism by critically examining the ways men often confine women to traditional roles and sometimes even manipulate them into despair. Though rooted in its time period, the play’s clever and sharp writing makes it appealing to a broad audience. Its insightful and engaging dialogue ensures that it resonates with both older and younger viewers, making it a relevant and thought-provoking piece.