A gorgeous, lyrical play about loneliness, disconnection, and queer identity and coming of age. I was particularly struck by how Kaydo balanced the parable-like quality of the storytelling with characters who are so nuanced, specific, and unique. I was invested so much both in the evolving relationship between the Boy and Kyle (it's beautiful and funny and honest and original) as well as the Boy and his parents. I would be so excited to see this interpreted onstage!

Such a precise, specific exploration of isolation and disconnection in relationships, that's so full of longing and yearning (whether in parenthood or adolescence) that it makes me ache. I love the gestural vocabulary of the play and how it simply--but beautifully and poetically--highlights the body and, also, expresses the distance between mind and body so perfectly. A rare play that is so full of heart and tenderness -- and wow that final sensory gesture at the end: spectacular!