A beautiful, unique, and well-executed play about inner demons, the love between mothers and daughters, and overcoming the devouring fear within each of us. This play touches on issues or loneliness, neurodivergency, self-isolation, and parent-child relationships. Yarchun has created three deeply lovable characters and weaves a heart-warming tale of overcoming our deepest fears. Bravo!

This is one of the most interesting plays I've ever read. It's powerful and intense, post-modern and personal. My heart was pounding from the beginning.
It is hard to describe this play. I think it has to be lived rather than discussed. People who want to reach into the most theatrical visions of stage productions will love this piece.

A beautiful, exquisite piece about mental health, family, and escaping from cycles. The relationship between Naomi and Nicky is so vividly realized, recognizable, and specific. I especially loved how human and real the central driving forces behind this piece were, even when it veers into fabulistic territory. Deborah's use of visual and theatrical metaphors to capture Naomi and Nicky's specific struggles with mental health and anxiety are so original and thought-provoking. A lot of clever comedy also undergirds the poignant and powerful moments of evolution and change. I'd love to see this realized onstage!