Was fortunate enough to see this at the 2025 NNPN Showcase. I don't have enough characters to gush about how much I love this play so I'll just leave it at this -- one of the most powerful plays I have ever read.

“One-Shot” works as a time capsule of the long-gone independent video store, a tribute to the power of cinema, and a quietly devastating queer love story. It’s to Rosendorf’s credit that all three characters feel compassionately and thoroughly drawn. I resonated (too much) with David, whose passion and knowledge for film outweighs his drive and ability to follow through on his dreams. The ending moved me deeply, and made me wish and hope for a better world for David, Martín, and Charles.

This is one of those plays where the setting is as much a character as the living breathing people that inhabit it. This is a piece of queer history. These characters are products of trailblazers that came before them. Most of this play exists in a time where hatred runs rampant and people have to live in fear against those that don't understand them. The ending really moved me. So much has gotten better but we still have so far to go. This play needs to be produced NOW!!!!