A powerful confrontation of racism and disability in this country as it all comes to the surface. Well done.

This play grabbed me from the start with its characters that have stuck with me from reading it over a year ago. I really enjoyed the audience's relationship with Aika as she speaks to us of the New Mexico landscape around her and her family traumas. It's lyrical yet also realistic language makes it a really strong piece that I hope gets produced someday soon.

This play faces prejudice head on and takes a circuitous route to redeem its flawed antagonists. It's unafraid to show the south in a way many perceive it, full of vipers and venom. Yet there's a haunting brilliance in the poetic monologues shared by the mute character Aika - great pieces to pull from for young actresses. Unapologetic and unflinching!