This play is brilliant. It takes a skilled hand to guide an audience through such a wild imagined landscape, keep them laughing, & make them face hundreds of years of violence & injustice all at the same time. Lisa Langford does all of the above & more here, deftly intertwining ideas of slavery-robotics-genetics-ancestry through the lives of characters that, while touched with the fantastic, feel absolutely real within the world of the play, & relatable to the world outside of it.

More than any other modern playwright Langford knows how to use robots and messy time blimps to their absolute best by answering as few questions as she can about how they got in the play and focusing entirely on why they're in the play in the first place. It's a thing of beauty.

A beautifully creative meditation on the common trauma we share from America's difficult past. In addition to a wonderfully innovative premise, the show is also as funny as it is heart wrenching.