06/19/2026 - A beautiful piece that is as alluring as it is mysterious. Ken Love tells an engaging story here through the eyes of a woman who has committed adultery and finds herself banished from society, just as a historic flood is coming. Very biblical in terms of its references and in terms of how it would play out on a stage. Wonderfully well done!

As I read this monologue, I kept thinking of the woman's strength. This piece is lyrical and frightening all in one. She tells a story worth listening to and survives at the end.

The flowery language in this one person one act does an excellent job of evoking this mystical air. Ken Love's worldbuilding makes submerging yourself into the world of the woman effortless. This play is atmospheric. Intentional. Definitely check it out if you're looking for a quick read.