A honest, and much needed look at physical violence in gay relationships and the PTSD that impacts a gay man's relationship with family members. The play shows the impact of trauma as an emotional and pyschological wound that is not just individual, it's social, it goes beyond memory and bedroom. There's a fluidity with scene transitions as backstory is revealed. This play deserves its accolades and multiple productions.

A play about love and family and dealing with past wounds.

What a beautiful, tender play about finding healthy ways to love and to be loved. I did not want the play to end because I genuinely did not want my time with these complicated, tug-at-your-heartstrings characters to end. Each one is so skillfully rendered, each line and action is vital in leading the reader through this gorgeous and moving story. I would absolutely love to see this play performed onstage.