This play allows the audience to reckon with what it truly means to create- and to decay, and what we leave behind. Memories? Or more tangible things? When does ambition become harmful? What is a legacy? The themes in this play are beautifully explored in a nuanced way- and it breaks from realism wonderfully.

I will definitely be sharing this piece!

Vibrant, specific characters populate the world of this family drama, in which anticipatory grief - and, later, active grief - guide so many decisions. It asks questions about what constitutes a legacy, and if it's ever too late to create one (and, most interestingly, where AI fits into the act of creation). I loved the use of AI-generated text in the script itself. The more you question "how did this string of words come to be?" the less it matters. It's here, and it's strange, and it means nothing except what you decide it means.
A fascinating premise executed beautifully!

Very interesting approach and concept. Thought that the characters were unique and dynamic. Interested to see more of this type of work from this playwright.