“ This play delves into the absurdity of war and violence, as well as the arbitrary nature of who is on what side of a war you have no say in anyway. Instead of focusing on the battlefield or the heads of state, this is a wartime play about the women sidelined by a conflict. Something I love is that no one is positioned as conventionally “heroic” in any way. It’s much more about survival than heroics, but in a way that successfully makes the case for the overlooked heroism in doing what you need to do to survive. ”