A fun and relatable look at siblings that gives you the full picture of their history and what they are grappling with as they try to be in the present. Well done.

This is a sweet, natural story about siblings dealing with things in their own ways. It has Hageman's signature voice -- always refreshingly natural and effortlessly funny, with a good dose of heart as well.

The father in this wonderfully funny and poignant play about three grown siblings in a car looms large, and that is how he wanted it. Excuse me, wants it. His message to his kids is profound and shows us how parents can help their children even through the grieving process. The dialogue is first rate. The final moment hit me with the feels, and in the best possible way. Truly enjoyable!