"A masterful work... How lucky we are to live in a time when Sanaz Toossi is actively writing.” – Theatrely
“It's a script of harrowing beauty. A triumphant mosaic of friendship and loss framed by the heart-wrenching effects of political upheaval.” – Broadway World UK
“A love letter to friendship.” – The Guardian
“Toossi focuses... on the women and how their relationships to one another – and to themselves – change with marriages, deaths and sudden departures. Their friendship is its own saga of constantly fluctuating degrees of intimacy and friction.” – The New York Times
“Bittersweet... It’s Toossi’s intention to lend an ear to women when secluded, but she decidedly has a deeper concern. On her mind is the fragility of friendship, when it flowers and wilts, sometimes flowering again, sometimes never returning, or barely returning.” – New York Stage Review
“An intricate story weaving a nuanced tapestry of friendship, change, and resilience against the backdrop of revolution.” – The Reviews Hub
“Dialogue shines.” – The Stage
“Femininity and the fallouts of war are given an appealingly informal treatment in Wish You Were Here... Charting the course of a tight-knit friend group as the Iranian Revolution shakes up its members’ lives one intimate conversation at a time, it feels like a night in with the girls while the world outside crumbles and changes.” – Theatrely