A play seemingly about a hearing aid, in actuality, a wonderful play about the expectations we place on our children as parents and as society, brought forth in witty-heartwrenching-geeky-clarity. Sarah's play about a young woman navigating the world and her own hearing loss is this touching father/daughter story about accepting or choosing what defines you. Pulling in some comic references keeps it light, but don't let the title or Superman references fool you --- this play is raw and emotional as it is light and witty. A great 3-hander that will connect with any audience.
A play seemingly about a hearing aid, in actuality, a wonderful play about the expectations we place on our children as parents and as society, brought forth in witty-heartwrenching-geeky-clarity. Sarah's play about a young woman navigating the world and her own hearing loss is this touching father/daughter story about accepting or choosing what defines you. Pulling in some comic references keeps it light, but don't let the title or Superman references fool you --- this play is raw and emotional as it is light and witty. A great 3-hander that will connect with any audience.