This is a beautiful, thought-provoking play. While always remaining grounded in its three dimensional characters, it thoughtfully explores American Jewish identity both at the individual and familial/group levels. The scenes were propulsive, and I found myself genuinely excited to see where all these seemingly small seismic decisions by Abraham and Leo in particular would lead. I'm eager to track this play and see it realized in production!

I so thoroughly enjoyed this play as an evaluating reader for the Jewish Plays Project. I really liked how this play explored Jewish identity. At the start of the play, both Abraham and Leo appear to be secure in their identities and their relationship to Judaism, but as the play goes on their collisions with each other have a direct impact on how they view their own personal relationships to Judaism. This character-driven journey was so thoughtful and compelling.