This is a heartbreaking, beautiful, and hopeful play about the emotional aftermath of suicide. The most unique element of the play is the journey of Bonita, the wife/mother who has left her family behind, as she navigates her own personal afterlife under the ocean. No less compelling is the above-the-surface story of Jeremy and Henry's attempt to reconcile themselves to the loss they've experienced. David has a knack for taking the gravest of subjects - in this case suicide, depression and healing - and giving them a theatrical spin that is equal parts lyrical, matter-of-fact and slyly funny.
This is a heartbreaking, beautiful, and hopeful play about the emotional aftermath of suicide. The most unique element of the play is the journey of Bonita, the wife/mother who has left her family behind, as she navigates her own personal afterlife under the ocean. No less compelling is the above-the-surface story of Jeremy and Henry's attempt to reconcile themselves to the loss they've experienced. David has a knack for taking the gravest of subjects - in this case suicide, depression and healing - and giving them a theatrical spin that is equal parts lyrical, matter-of-fact and slyly funny.
