“ Some of the most complex and true theatre takes place in the imaginations and actions of children. It proves that our ability to create full-dimensional characters, action, conflict, and resolution is an instinct; it only becomes complicated -- and distorted -- when we grown-ups try too hard to make sense of make-believe. In this short and achingly true piece observing Slim, "Chancey," and Hairline Q. Brush, we see into just how this improvised game lives up to the core of theatre: providing the escape that allows these young actors to face reality with courage and resolve. ”