A moving look at the struggle for a town's future and the people who are living in it. Well done.

Having spent a lot of time in rural communities outside N.O., I find this play incredibly truthful about local life and culture, and the voices are distinct. I think it’s a theatrical, fresh way to take on climate change (as one topic) while tapping into universal notions of individual vs society, home/place, what art does or doesn't do, and the struggle of choosing between evils.