A compelling, beautifully paced and proportioned play which raises vital questions. In relationships it isn't always hurt that does the most damage. It can be apathy, a failure to step back from the whirlwind of day to day living. How many relationships do we wish we'd cultivated or kept up with? What is the nature of loneliness? Does it begin with our relationship with ourself? To what extent are we responsible for being left behind? A beautiful play which I do hope to see produced.
A compelling, beautifully paced and proportioned play which raises vital questions. In relationships it isn't always hurt that does the most damage. It can be apathy, a failure to step back from the whirlwind of day to day living. How many relationships do we wish we'd cultivated or kept up with? What is the nature of loneliness? Does it begin with our relationship with ourself? To what extent are we responsible for being left behind? A beautiful play which I do hope to see produced.