A play I'll be thinking about for awhile. Love how Dushko plays with time and reality to explore the scars of the past.

A potent and highly theatrical exploration of a woman's scars and trauma connected to her dance instructor. The refraction of the relationship through the lens of her child, teen, and adult selves provides such compellingly and elegantly visualized insights into the way it formed and impacted her identity throughout the years. "Him" is certainly not left off the hook in the slightest, but he is rendered with disarming complexity and nuance. I loved the alternation of gorgeous theatrical moments and sequences with microscopically painted moments of layered, human, and often unsettling naturalism--particularly the final scene between girl and Him.