This was a consistently surprising and touching play that kept me gripped with its subtle but impactful twists and turns. I loved the multi-faceted exploration of loneliness and relationships and the intersection of those things with socio-political context and turmoil, and I also appreciated what the play said about cycles of injustice and change. The ending was sweet, poignant, and the characters were relateably human in circumstances that were infused with a delightful, subtle magic.

This play is stunning. So many great twists that I didn’t see coming—and when they did it made previous moments and conversations make so much more sense. However, I think the biggest twist is how heartwarming and sweet the ending of this piece is. Overall incredible.

I love this play; by turns eerie, funny, mysterious, and ultimately touching, Gatton’s sure hand guides his assorted mismatched characters through a gauntlet of emotional revelations that build in intensity until everything coalesces into a surprise — and surprisingly touching — denouement. A stunning work.
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