A moving story of love and loss as time and distance separates. Beautifully done.

A humorous look at the fragility of relationships. The exploration of how you can't complete someone else when you aren't truthful to yourself. Finding identity in familial reunions. The dialogue is tight and sharp, but the moments are soft and open. Great read. Poetic in its capturing of a culture.

A beautiful, quietly potent exploration of loss and relationships. The folks centered in this piece are people who typically don't get such intimate, nuanced stories written about them, and the intersectional complexities that emerge from centering these voices are a welcome thing to read. I sincerely hope to see this highly theatrical and compelling piece onstage some day soon!