I got to experience this play from the time that it was a multi-week text communication with audiences and then again staged at Luna Stage. This is a powerful, important play examining the relationship between two brothers on opposite sides of ideologies. They make the decision to try to understand each other for the purpose of a book, but also to help repair their relationship. In the process, the audience learns about what else binds them together. A poignant, timely, phenomenal play that all audiences will identify with!

A troubling, essential work that examines white supremacy, class conflict, abuse, and family in a head-on yet nuanced fashion. We increasingly see the "inside" brother's humanity as we begin to see the flaws in "outside" brother's narrative, and that murky navigation is deftly handled. Most importantly, our understanding of each character's life is done without exploiting or manipulating Black characters. The capitalist, opportunistic forces that maintain white supremacy are fully explored in the flawed white characters onstage. I'd love to see this staged.