Smart and compelling piece that is filled with dread. You can feel the ominous silences coming off the page, along with the constant feeling that everybody is hiding something, and that this is all going to go so, so wrong.

Oh, hell yes absurdist/thriller riff on the Binding of Isaac! Mannix’s script irrefutably puts to rest the idea that old stories have nothing left to mine. Rife with tension, rich horror imagery, and surprising twists and turns, I loved reading this masterclass in dread. Instantly upon finish I had to dive back in and unpack the motifs and callbacks. This is a tour de force for three actors (and director) to really let loose and have some fun.

Mannix has created a brilliant one act horror play that also serves as a bold adaptation of an Old Testament story. Information is revealed only when needed making the writing so effective at creating tension. I loved how nothing in this play is exactly how it seems at first. Everyone is hiding something and it is so satisfying when secrets are revealed. We don't get all the answers in this play and I'm so glad for the mysteries we are left with. Produce this play. Great design potential.