Two-hander about what it means to be altruistic. This play has a lot to say about the human condition and what it means to help others. Wilson and Danni are both tryin their hardest to fix their lives. Wilson after a separation from his wife and Danni after some less than ethical financial dealings. This feel like a real "odd couple" situation. These characters really know how to push each other's buttons but I'm glad that they get to see the humanity in each other. Produce this play

I would love to see this produced. It’s a funny, poignant play about the nature of crime, delusion, and the connections that survival sometimes leads us to make. “Reasonable Accommodations,” is an engaging, intimate portrait of two memorable characters desperately trying to manipulate each other out of the situations in which they find themselves. Entertaining and thought provoking.

Dani and Wilson make for an engaging, genuinely funny, and often touching duo. Though the literal subject of LC's play is tiny (indeed, a tiny house), the play's stakes are high and its themes, consequential and relevant. YARD WORK achieves a lovely balance of comedy and drama while consistently forcing the audience to question typical conceptions of charity, community, and ownership. This is a daring play, which begs for a thoughtful and bold production.