I recently experienced an audio recording of this play on the Theatrical Shenanigans podcast, and it was terrific. When 2 sisters learn of a third through a DNA test, the revelations bring both joy and pain. But Deb Cole's characters manage to work through both and forge a new path for the three. I like that there are 2 sisters with opposing viewpoints to their discovery while the third plays a cautious middle ground. Nothing is black and white here. And the grays are much more interesting to watch.

This play is a touching play about family, identity, and secrets. Through Melissa, Amanda, and Dana, the story explores themes like acceptance and forgiveness. Set in a typical suburban home, the play feels relatable and modern. With its genuine dialogue and relatable situations, it draws audiences into the characters' emotional journey. This play encourages reflection on the complexities of relationships and the importance of understanding and belonging.

Seeing the source of our pain and facing it takes such courage. But epiphanies are essential to moving forward in life. A lovely short piece with lots of heart. Listen to a super audio production on Theatrical Shenanigans: https://theatricalshenanigans.podbean.com/e/international-womens-day-sp…