Can the recurring dreams of a child following an accidental tragic loss heal the wounds between grieving parents or perpetuate that grief? This short play offers no easy answers, but Arthur Jolly creates the emotional hurt in such a dramatic way to reveal how that the mother’s nightmares haunt the couple and might possibly tear their relationship apart for good. Spellbinding work.

Grief, regret, resentment, and trauma fill every line of this tight drama. The characters here are so broken by pain yet hold onto that same pain even as it destroys them, as it's the only thing they have left of what they lost, and the only thing left that connects them. The final image of the play is haunting and scary, but the true horror is in what's inside Gabrielle and Raoul. Vivid and heartrending.

A creepy and powerful 2 (or 3) hander. Playwright Jolly packs a lot into this tight supernatural story of grieve and forgiveness.