A cat and mouse game with alternating cat and mouse, Walt McGough’s nifty psychological thriller toys with us right from the beginning, nimbly darting in and out of the shadowy worlds of truth vs. fiction, fear vs. confidence, and trust vs. doubt. McGough builds the tension steadily through his well-defined characters; watching these two turning the tables on each other is a nail-biting joy, and oh, what fun they must be to perform.

Issues of trust and secrecy are the name of the game as we uncover the truth behind this dynamic and life lived in shadow. Well done.

This is a really solid play. It is surprising and complex. The characters are extremely layered. It is a psychological thriller as much as a political one. I felt very drawn to the main character and continuously drawn into the action of the play. I've also had the pleasure of seeing this in production. It is simple to produce and riveting to watch. I am a big fan of this particular writer. He creates sharply drawn worlds and whether it's a comedy or a drama, he is able to craft very smart, fully dimensional characters.