Solid, fleshed out characters making choices their characters would make. Letting the audience think they know what those choices are going to be every step of the way, and sometimes showing a different choice that actually makes more sense. Biggest props acting-wise to Chris the neighbor, and the grandfather.
What I didn't like
I think there’s some fat in the script in the first act that could be cut down. Also, the housekeeper character felt out of place to me. slight SPOILER I was afraid she was going to get Chekhov’d at the end – it felt like that would have been the reason for her character being there (actor did great though).
My overall impression
A timely play on social justice, morality, and just how much humans can be… trusted? I enjoyed* experiencing this story as it unfolded. (*asterisk for also another emotion at times, which made the show even better)