A chilling almost-thriller that shows how deep people's capacity for selfishness can go. It's incredibly complex, but also doesn't excuse any of the character's awful actions. I felt on the edge of my seat as I read, wondering just how far the characters would go to either get what they wanted or deal (very poorly) with their circumstances. A brilliant play that I also think would work very well as a film!

As a mother, a sister, a wife and writer, this play was so intensely relatable. But one does not have to be a woman or hopeful mother to understand the hold that grief, desire, depression, and longing have on us. I was immersed immediately from the start and the story does not let go. It is haunting and yet hopeful; naturalistic in its dialogue and yet darkly poetic. "Whenever there’s unconditional love, they take advantage." Brava, playwright.

An absolutely riveting drama about the tangled web of family, and the profound level of harm often inflicted by those who are closest to us. Jennifer O'Grady takes us on a narrative ride that provides surprises at every turn, yet -- by the end -- makes total sense. Brilliant!