←Recommendations of Wave Walker

Bridgette captures a mother's grief and the anger she feels toward Mother Nature that caused her young daughter's drowning. Very poetic and a release of feeling that enables the mother to choose life and to reconnect with her lost daughter through her journal. Powerful.

An incredibly heartbreaking and beautifully done exploration of grief when nature is the one who took your child. Great work.

Yes, oceans are sometimes the only thing large enough to hold our grief, and this one refuses to do that! How large it all feels! How impossible to surmount! I love the scale of this short but intense impactful piece. I love how Nature is so much larger than the humans in the play. And I love how the final response/action can be a movement toward creation.

Heartbreaking and powerful in its brevity. Incredibly moving exploration of grief, lovingly written!

I didn't expect this play to go where it did, but appreciated this exploration of grief, the unyielding human need for explanation and reason, when, in truth, there isn't any. Beautifully done.

A play about loss, personal and environmental, and the implacable forces of nature that don't much care what we think or feel. This is a marvelous opportunity for theatre magic and physical theatre work as the ocean comes on stage, tosses the human, and recedes again. A beautiful poem of a play that haunts.