Suffering comes in many forms. In this 75 minute play, two strangers are forever linked after a fateful incident. While the nature of their relationship is unconventional, ultimately, their care for each other feels quite natural. I have hope these two people will help each other bear their lives’ extraordinary loads. The characters are well drawn, the dialogue authentic, and its setting in Taos, NM, rings true. A lovely, moving play that’s easy to produce and bound to stir conversation. And I especially loved the story of how cats get pajamas. Truly enjoyed reading it.

This is a lovely, quiet and sensitive piece. We experience the deeply intertwined lives of a middle-aged man and a young woman whose connection in the past was life-changing, but whose growing connection over the several weeks of the play may be even more life-changing for both. Beautifully imagined picture of how the tragedies in life can bring us to new connections and understandings of "self" and of "other."