This 2-person play addresses a very intriguing premise on how we deal with grief and death. The direction and the production is solid, and the acting is good. And the script does stick the landing.

For future runs of the show, I'd suggest a mild reworking of the first half -- it was somewhat scattered to follow, and felt a little slow and cliched. Some reorganizing or trimming of the early scenes would bring a stronger payoff.

As it was, this emerging play by up-and-coming Fringe artists is worth a risk. A decently fulfilling watch.