These three sisters have a family tree deeply scarred with immense tragedy. It almost feels a part of their DNA. But this beautiful play is letting them finally acknowledge the scars and still allow themselves to grow new branches, without guilt over finding joy. So beautiful. Like a sad song that lets you release all the tension you've built up over time and open the floodgates to happiness in the future.

Three sisters gather annually to memorialize their mother, who was a 9/11 victim. Their rituals, lingering grief, and anxiety over future terrorist attacks and rising antisemitism create a palpable tension among them. Claudia Haas brilliantly captures the various stages these sisters find themselves in, from being stuck in the past to making a clean break. Their journey to understand each other and deal with their loss is captivating. Beautifully done.

A truly spectacular portrait of grief that is so heartfelt as it breaks and moves you beautifully. Excellent.