A beautifully rendered exploration of both a few small, specific relationships, as well as larger socio-political themes and issues related to belonging, home, Israel, Palestine, and more. The highly theatrical and shapeshifting use of double-casting works so well, as do the different perspectives we slowly get to peek at this world from throughout. The final scene is an understated but effective knockout of a last moment. I'd so love to see this performed!

A stunning play that looks at something as big as the Israel-Palestine conflict through the relationship between two doctors. Loved the way time moves in this play.

A riveting unfolding of the stories of war and the lessons to be learned from those who lived it. Well done.