A phenomenal ensemble piece that tackles so many important conversations that happen in these communities that are being gentrified. The characters are dynamic and lovable, and the dialogue is so realistic and natural. Super easy read, as it flows so incredibly, and I'd love to see it onstage!

Loved this play about the personal toll gentrification has on people and communities.

Andrew continues to craft intricate and tender worlds filled with people who are as complex as they are personal. As other reviews have stated, the themes of this play are giant - gentrification, anti-Black classism, betrayal, joy, community all working together simultaneously. It feels like Andrew knows each of his characters personally and crafted them with so much love, because a story like this can't be made without care. With this play, and many more to come, Andrew is crafting his own legacy in American theatre. Producers: give him your money!