“Sharply observant... a story of
profound connection and awakening disquiet.” – The New York Times
Critic's Pick! “[A] bittersweet, comic memory play... a story of profound connection and awakening disquiet... sharply observant, too, and subtly, insistently feminist.” – Laura Collins-Hughes, The New York Times
“Sensitive... a warm and beguiling memory play... The closer you look, and listen, and the more you reflect upon it, the deeper grow its rewards.” – The Wall Street Journal
“Potently affirming... the story’s modesty allows emotion and meaning to suddenly sneak up on you.” – New York Post
“Quietly poignant... captures an experience that’s as universal as it is inexplicable: a friendship that shouldn’t work but does, and that should endure but doesn’t.” – Deadline
“The story that unspools is refreshingly small and intimate... Summer, 1976 highlights how simpler moments and interactions along one's timeline can still have a profound and long-lasting impact — much like the play itself.” – Entertainment Weekly
“Gently affecting... this play about female friendship has a gently moving power.” – The Daily Beast
“Intimate... its quiet revelations about the mysteries of life are powerful.” – New York Daily News