A wonderful memory play about suspecting the absolute worst about someone you love. A play that asks if it's better or not to know what the person you love is capable of. This play gives no easy answers and leaves you wondering how our protagonist lives on. I loved the creative use of space in this play and how it's left up to the actors to portray changes in location.

Osorio weaves a beautiful interplay of grief and memory here. With the majority of the story told by the main character (Faith) through memory, it's clear that she's coming to terms with a grief for what she had but also being confronted by grief for something she might lose. Faith speaks largely in the third person which is a painful and affecting, allowing the audience to feel both how close and simultaneously how far away grief, loneliness, and hope are for her. Overall, this play is a really thoughtful exploration of difficult subject matter.