An unstoppable drive to create art that blinds one to the human destruction in pursuing it teaching a valuable lesson in the relationship of humanity and art. Well done.

A terrific ride that combines the thrill of a psychological drama with very real questions about who "owns" one's story. Following the protagonist, Phil the documentarian, I entirely understood his blind drive to make art, while hating him for being unable to see who he ran over in the process. In particular, the final extended scene is a complete rush to the end in the best way, delivering comeuppance and humanity in a complex bowl of stew. This play needs producing (or catch the short film now doing the festival circuit as of summer 2020).