“ This piece has my favorite horror elements--a potent/volatile group of people who all manage to be well-defined put in a pressure cooker together, strategically released tension and dread, and some huge fireworks/overtures in its climax. Here, the horror elements (and character-driven scenes) are used beautifully to explore inherited identity-based trauma, privilege, family, and purpose in life. The final moments are delicate and haunting and hopeful--a dynamite combination that the horror genre often eschews in favor of ending on despair. There's also superb visuals within that'd work well with the genre--especially the uniquely theatrical shadowbox set described. ”