A devastatingly honest, yet gorgeously lyrical portrayal of dealing with trauma related to domestic violence, alcoholism, and marginalization. Written with lavish dramatic style and sustained by the fierce courage that Maya, a young woman displays with uncanny clarity, even as her pain is etched on her and her mother, Alicia's skin. This play should be seen, now, and become a part of a larger national conversation on trauma and abuse.

Marvelous work. Each scene is strong. A beautiful and personal depiction of Black Womanhood. The scenes with the therapist were hilarious and dripping with difficult truths. The dialogue between the different generations of black women were spot on. I wish there was more so we could see what becomes of these women. Loved the phone calls. Great use of silence throughout the play. A lot was said in those beats.