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Written by Nel Burshakbayeva

In a poignant portrayal of complexity of family ties and personal struggles, a younger daughter who left her hometown six years ago discovers her father's passing. Battling with her own mental health issues, closely tied to her father's alcoholism, she gets the unexpected chance to engage in the final conversation with him. Now faced with the daunting task of deciding whether to embrace this chance for closure or let it fade into the past, she must confront her deepest emotions and make a pivotal choice.

About the playwright:

Nel Burshakbayeva (she/her)

Nel is a passionate and highly sensitive storyteller who uses writing as a means to forge a deeper connection with her emotions and feelings. She has a strong affinity for drama, tragedy, and the meticulous psychoanalysis of life and its experiences. In addition to her writing, Nel is a trained theater actress specializing in the Meisner technique.