As a cast member of the original production, I really enjoyed this script! Nuanced roles and relationships between characters, and a non-cliched examination of the intersection of sexuality and power. Terrific arc, 3 dimensional female characters of multiple ages. Excellent source for monologue and scene work as well as deserving of more productions. Has only become more timely since our 2015 production.

As a mother, and as a child of a mother, I strongly connected to this play. With wit and suspense, Lashof explores the constant struggle across three generations of one family -- of when to know when to fight to protect one's child and when to just let go. Here, with a thorny secret disclosed, the stakes couldn't be higher, threatening the family to its core. We become quickly invested in these complex and erudite characters, as they seek the same level of insights for dealing with relationships as they have about Proust and Foucault, which are straightforward by comparison.