9/22/24: An interesting rumination on identity, neurodiversity, and the burden of dealing with those issues and so many more in life. As usual, Donley does an excellent job of giving us an alternate reality that allows us to confront our actual reality from a sideways glance. A thrilling monologue begins this piece and then allows for a neat bit of dialogue between the Young Man and the titular RFS alluded to in the title. A great little piece of theater here, to be sure.
9/22/24: An interesting rumination on identity, neurodiversity, and the burden of dealing with those issues and so many more in life. As usual, Donley does an excellent job of giving us an alternate reality that allows us to confront our actual reality from a sideways glance. A thrilling monologue begins this piece and then allows for a neat bit of dialogue between the Young Man and the titular RFS alluded to in the title. A great little piece of theater here, to be sure.