I thought the performances from three talented young actors, especially Andres Talero, were spectacular. I hate to single out one player in an ensemble of this sort because there's a worry that it might upset the delicate balance but these three actors need not worry. Talero plays the most sympathetic and easiest to relate to and empathize with. The script has some problems. I don't like violence on stage. There was a reason the Greeks kept it off and reported on stage but this violence was well choreographed and under control. Still, the text itself, poetic in parts, needs shaping although I loved the ending. There's a sense of poetic justice, order restored when dad knocks on the door. I hope this playwright keeps writing but moves into more sunlit areas. Rosalind Lacy MacLennan