“This is an important play”
-Nancy Hopkins
Amgen Professor of Biology Emerita, M.I.T., in The Boston Globe
“Fantastic monologue with moments of pure humor, sadness, intelligence and struggle”
–Gigliola Staffilani
Professor of Mathematics, MIT, Member, National Academy of Sciences
“Entirely wonderful…funny, moving, and perspective-changing”
-David Vogan
Professor of Mathematics, MIT
“Message extends much more widely… a terrific catalyst for discussion”
-Abigail Stewart
Director of University of Michigan's NSF ADVANCE Program
“It’s a play you want to debate: about joy in math, about being yourself, and about your impact on others.”
-Monica Nevins
Professor of Mathematics, University of Ottawa
“Especially useful to those who teach and mentor…instant community-building”
-Jennifer Sheridan
Executive Director, WISELI, University of Wisconsin-Madison
“Never seen our auditorium so full or an audience so engaged”
-Doug Ensley, Ph.D.
Chair of Mathematics, Shippensburg University
“I left the theatre shaken… reminds us why we do what we do”
-Sarah Bryant, Ph.D.
Assistant Vice President of Programs, American Mathematical Society
“The show is fabulous…more than just a performance, it's a dialogue about some important issues.”
-Paula Olsiewski
Program Director, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
“Wonderful way to raise awareness and elevate the dialogue”
-Chris Kaunas
Director, ADVANCE Center, Texas A & M University
“I loved the show…since then I have looked for ways to be an ally”
-Matthew Leingang
Clinical Professor of Mathematics, New York University
“Most moving and memorable account of what it means to be a woman in mathematics”
-Margaret Murray
Author of Women Becoming Mathematicians
“Master thesis wrapped into great theatre“
-Katrin Wehrheim
Professor of Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley