An absolutely stunning science fiction piece! A gorgeous study of humanity, an intriguing mystery, and so well crafted and written. If you are a fan of the gentle philosophy of Star Trek: the Next Generation, this will hit all the feels for you. With a small cast and easy staging requirements, this is a piece deserving of being produced often.

This stunning but intimate sci-fi play captured my full attention from page one, and by the end, I was fully sobbing. I believe Dr. Mailer would call it "Catharsis." This is the sort of disarmingly human, sensitive, moving, and immersive sci-fi play I've been searching for. The characters are distinct and lovable, and the brilliant twists never stop coming, deepening my investment in their stories. I am resisting the urge to scroll back to the top and read it from the beginning. PLEASE produce this play! I want to see every performance!

I am not, in general, a sci fi person or a fantasy appreciator (who needs fantasy worlds, in my mind, when the here and now is so multi-layered and fascinating) but WOW this is an enchanting creation. Characters that I cared about, mysteries quietly revealed, explosions described, deaths at a distance (and dead family members, sob) and at the end .. hope for us, as a nod of creation from this playwright. We can reflect on the good attributes of mankind and work to avoid all the catastrophes that loom.