“Ravenous follows a young woman who has built her world and identity around her daily livestreams, where she voraciously ‘unboxes’ the mountains of products that are delivered to her door. The result is a stunning portrait of contemporary life that hits the sweet spot between comedy and tragedy and leads to an ending that leaves not only the products and characters, but the readers, ‘unboxed’.”- Deborah Brevoort, author The Women of Lockerbie and other plays

“Incisive, propulsive, and darkly funny. Cooper’s vibrant language buzzes at a frenetic pace, articulating the pleasure and pain of what it means to consume and be consumed. Obsessed.” -Tiffany Morris, author of Green Fuse Burning

“A perfect blend of the insanity and comedy of what it is to be alive and pregnant today. Cooper’s lyrical use of language is stunning.”-Mindi Dickstein, lyricist of Little Women (Broadway)

“In a deeply hilarious voice, Cooper skins capitalist, Momfluencer culture alive. It simmers with rage, and I couldn’t stop reading.”-Meredith Hambrock, author of She’s a Lamb!

"Ravenous is in conversation with twentieth-century modernist feminist literature but in a way that feels deeply, incisively now. If Jean Rhys or Djuna Barnes came back as a pregnant influencer maybe we’d get something like this satirical digital-age fever dream. Cooper dives into the void at the heart of consumer culture and turns the hurtling freefall into music."-Rachel Sheinkin, author of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

An incisive horror comedy about consumerism, capitalism and the ways in which we are all both victimized and complicit with these systems. 

Opens a discussion about the emotional labour expected of women in the youth and beauty-obsessed landscape of social media. 

Author is a multi-award-winning playwright and lyricist in New York whose work has been produced off-Broadway, regionally across the US, London, Monterrey, and Seoul