"American Divide" puts us in the middle of a dystopia adjacent to our own society.

My favorite scripts are often ones which offer up no heroes or villains. We live in a gray world where what is truth is often a blurred line and I love when characters reflect that complexity. Gill has certainly captured that reflection here with this piece.

A disturbingly plausible dystopian look at a future where the borders don't just line our country lines, they've practically invaded them. Over the course of 90 tightly written pages, Gill weaves an expectation-upending and twisty thriller that is sympathetic to both the plight of the illegal immigrant as well as the enforcers who don't necessarily believe in what their job entails, but are forced to do them anyway for the sake of a living. Thought-provoking and fast-paced, "American Divide" will leave you thinking about the value we put on a human life.

Maximillian Gill has created four multi-dimensional, very human characters caught in a world that doesn't feel that far off from the world we are experiencing right now. "American Divide" is a hard-hitting, gritty roller-coaster that had me thinking about where I would stand if this actually came to pass. This is a play I would love to see staged.