A skin-crawling play with the logic of a nightmare, BOTH gives the audience just enough information to side with its staunch protagonist, while removing many of the details that would keep them from dismissing the family's perspective completely. In a time where honesty is held up as an unassailable virtue, this play dares to ask whether "the whole truth" can harm more than it heals – and whether that harm is worth feeling anyway. Well served by a stellar world premiere at Teatro Vista.

A fascinating and absorbing piece. The writer uses the intriguing notion of a mystical connection between twins as a basis for exploring different responses to grief, including those that are far less than exemplary. I admire how Nozicka lets the characters be real and act in ways that are all too human. I love how the play keeps you guessing, just when you think you know what's going on it takes another turn. Gripping work.

This play just bowled me over. It usually takes a lot for a play to impress me but I found this piece absolutely riveting from beginning to end. Characters, plot, dialogue, timing -- all beautifully crafted. Congratulations to Ms. Nozicka. I would love to see this on stage.