A lyrical and melancholy meditation on one of the great paradoxes; that the very things that make us human - our intellect, our rationality, our ambitions - are the things that screw up our ability to make human connections. Vividly theatrical - each of the three roles is an actor's dream, in either human or animal form.

Dave Osmundsen's beautiful storytelling brings us to ask how much we rob ourselves of the ability to feel by overthinking. "Less thinking - More Feeling". When her father asks her to wish upon a star and Kim starts to think too much, unable to even choose a star to wish upon, it resonated with me. Our fears and "limiting editor" hold us back from what could be the most profound experiences. Looking forward to its further development and continued productions! Congratulations!

When we dream, when we imagine, where do we go? What do we become? The line between reality and fantasy becomes wider, perhaps even an abyss that we cannot cross without a leap of faith. In this lyrical and imaginative play, Dave Osmundsen gives us a transformative lesson in showing how wishes and hopes -- and fears -- can become real. At the same time he teaches us the danger of staying grounded, literally and figuratively. This is a truly transcendent story.