This is a quiet, well crafted play about devastating social and political realities and the unrelenting nature of substance addiction. The horror and exhaustion of living adjacent to the situation -- family members of addicts, the Al-Anon world -- is delightfully, disturbingly well captured here. I was terrified by the scene of NOAH on the other side of a closed door, high and frustrated and alone with her young son. Terrifying, terrific writing.
This is a quiet, well crafted play about devastating social and political realities and the unrelenting nature of substance addiction. The horror and exhaustion of living adjacent to the situation -- family members of addicts, the Al-Anon world -- is delightfully, disturbingly well captured here. I was terrified by the scene of NOAH on the other side of a closed door, high and frustrated and alone with her young son. Terrifying, terrific writing.