With the innovative conceit of "stepping out of time," Gilly-Forrer has created an elegant, multi-layered device. It is a space for the characters to escape the world's frenzies. It is a metaphor for that indefinable, special reality in which we fall in love with each other. It is so much more, just as this play is about so many things. Above all we have two characters on a lovely, joined journey of processing grief. There are monologues in this play that are both sad and achingly beautiful.

If the stunning language in Tiffany Gilly-Forrer's "Interlocus" doesn't make you fall instantly in love with this play, the rich characters and her exploration of grief and love will. A play that is so incredibly Portland and also universal, "Interlocus" uses time and the ability to step out of it as both metaphor and plot device. She crafts a world in which ordinary people have this super power. A super power they can only discover through great grief. Oh, and did I mention it's hilarious?

A beautiful, tragic love story about how precious time is. Tiffany’s unique voice shines through as equal parts hilarious and erudite and teaches us through “Interlocus” to savor every moment. Profoundly human, with a layer of mysticism that will keep audiences on the edge of their seat.