These unique and quirky characters are fresh and potent. A distinct and funny and smart playwriting voice. Here he builds spare worlds in which his characters live with rich and raucously lived presences. I feel these lives — not that i lived these lives in particular but i love the relatable yearning and resistance to expectations, and sibling love-but-judgment.

A moving story of addiction and recovery, our relationships and the power dreams have in our lives. Well done.

Incredibly written, hilarious, and human piece that explores addiction and loneliness. The ways Nell's struggles are compared to and contrasted with Jeremiah's journey are nuanced and subtly detailed. Williams really conjures a sense of place in these people, and the town of Mystic is surprisingly well-rendered through the eyes of this small cross-section of people. All three characters are multi-dimensional and I loved getting to know them. I also appreciated how all of the dramatic action was based on these small tremors and shifts in lieu of "louder" theatrics. Beautiful, well-observed work...