This play is going to sit with me for quite some time. Cooper has crafted a powerful play depicting a group of friends (and truly meaty roles for a diverse and predominantly female cast) dealing with the unfortunate ripples of losing a friend. The struggle can feel consuming but friendship, love, and family can help us to get through the wake of the Grim Reaper's inevitable grasp on all of our lives. Cooper's portrait of grief is creative, sobering, and important. I'd love to see this on stage.
This play is going to sit with me for quite some time. Cooper has crafted a powerful play depicting a group of friends (and truly meaty roles for a diverse and predominantly female cast) dealing with the unfortunate ripples of losing a friend. The struggle can feel consuming but friendship, love, and family can help us to get through the wake of the Grim Reaper's inevitable grasp on all of our lives. Cooper's portrait of grief is creative, sobering, and important. I'd love to see this on stage.