This play lives at the intersection of realities, as everything the character Huey knows from his life aboard the Starship is questioned after Vida's death. The world-building is satisfying to experience as it examines race & class, as the writer balances the contrast of "stark light" that powers the ship and shadows of doubt---what is reality? What is true? Who can be trusted? I was definitely gripped by this tight multiverse narrative, & the feeling of being lost in a world captained by liars.

Liar is a gripping piece of sci-fi writing that is curious in its use of mysterious shadows, multiverse manipulation, and interspace travel jargon. Cianon can wrap it all together into an engaging short piece of theater that leaves the reader anxiously anticipating the following line of dialogue. It is an excellent work of short theater that creates a pressure pot of a situation that leaves you guessing who to believe to the end.