Gill gives us "something to get us to the next push"; he explores humanity's need for hope in the face of dismal facts. Set in a blindingly bleak white landscape of snow and ice, Gill mounts the tension of the play through naturalistic pathetic fallacy: a storm outside and storms between the characters. Some great science-based monologues. I loved the allusions to astronomy, scientific history and earth science. The science-nerd-wanna-be in me had a great time reading this. Thank you!

I got to see a reading of this piece at Gloucester Stage and loved it. It's a great cast of characters. There's a great balance of humor and charm and real relationship dynamics in the midst of difficult conversations about climate change. The play is engaging and leaves you with great questions to ponder.