Few plays manage to be both speculative and extremely grounded - it's a tough task for the stage. This script manages both beautifully; the language, characters, setting, and questions are all powerful and haunting. Highly recommend.

Just saw this thoughtful and thought-provoking pre- and post-apocalyptic play read at Ashland New Plays Festival. After a decade of disasters wrought by anthropogenic climate change, Weston imagines an intriguing diversity of societal adaptations to the changed world. All refreshingly positive. The familial connections of the main characters adds poignancy. Now I very much want to see a full production because there are a lot of opportunities for a good design team to enrich the rich script.