What a fantastic twisty script about a not-to-distant future that could be real life for many cultures on this planet right now in many ways. Brenton has done a bit of world building to show this as a future situation and it's horrifying, yet this fantastic playwright has handled the scenario with the finesse of an oil painter. Messy, yet hardened, beautiful story about thoughtfulness and possibly love. Possibly. This is a great show, highly recommend!

What I love about this script is how it ramps in tension. The foil between these two characters is masterfully written. Bennett wants to keep an open mind, Irelynn is strictly anti-government interfering with her life. This is a fabulous dystopian piece that Brenton Kniess brings to life.

With excellent world-building, Kniess gives us a futuristic, dystopian-like setting where the government matches couples for arranged marriages to the benefit of society. With two diverse, but lovable characters, we glimpse the struggle of finding honest relationships, the power of love in the world, and people who inspire us.