“ This gorgeous play occupies a unique theatrical world between myth and reality. McCreary examines Dayo's continued traumas and his struggles to climb out of the mire using both poignant natural scenes and sparer, more lyrical moments. In doing so, he plunges us into Dayo's destruction and healing with a level of remove that allows us to thoughtfully consider and process it effectively. This feels both like a great parable while also being incredibly human. The exchanges and scenes feel carefully chosen and intricately structured, with amazing opportunities for actors, directors, and designers to play within the piece. ”