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On a stormy Vermont night, a desperate Patricia and her child Shay visit Marshall Wright, the estranged grandfather they barely know. Shay has been experiencing dreams while awake, and no doctor has been able to diagnose the cause. As the conversation unfolds, Marshall reveals a remarkable secret: their family can remember all the memories of their ancestors. A veiled metaphor for neurodiversity, the play is a...
On a stormy Vermont night, a desperate Patricia and her child Shay visit Marshall Wright, the estranged grandfather they barely know. Shay has been experiencing dreams while awake, and no doctor has been able to diagnose the cause. As the conversation unfolds, Marshall reveals a remarkable secret: their family can remember all the memories of their ancestors. A veiled metaphor for neurodiversity, the play is a poignant exploration of the past's influence on the present and the potential for healing through understanding and acceptance.