I’ve read this multiple times and every time it gets me with its touching beauty. I can’t get the comparison of the pain of loss coupled with the vastness of the night sky out of my head, because this play does it so strikingly. If anyone’s looking for a play that examines the depths of being human and being a hopeful mother, I’d argue look no further than this play.
I’ve read this multiple times and every time it gets me with its touching beauty. I can’t get the comparison of the pain of loss coupled with the vastness of the night sky out of my head, because this play does it so strikingly. If anyone’s looking for a play that examines the depths of being human and being a hopeful mother, I’d argue look no further than this play.