I highly recommend this powerful piece on guns and how there really is no control once they enter the situation. Raw and unforgiving, this play is a train wreck you can't look away from. We see how a couple, tangled in multiple ways of abuse, both physical and mental, begin the inevitable slide toward tragedy. We know this can't end well, no matter how well-intentioned the gun's presence may be, and we get to see that, no matter what the scenario, the characters ALWAYS lose. I'm still stunned over this.

I saw this play at an eight-play festival in New Mexico and for me it was the hit of the festival.

The story is told at a slant and I didn't realize until the very end exactly what was being said and done.

A stylized, gripping, well written play with a message with a punch at the end.

A beautifully written, stunning play. I saw this at the Samuel French OOB Festival and I truly can't get it out of my head. Beautiful and stark and frightening, poetic and raw all in the same breath. Very masterfully crafted and it's truly breathtaking on stage.