A tense two-hander about a mother and daughter struggling to find balance whilst bringing up a child following the desertion of a family member.

I’m his mother. A mother knows things - feels them. When her child isn’t well. Isn’t happy. The kitchen of a suburban house. A mother and daughter raise a child in the most normal way possible following the departure of a family member. Tensions rise as the pair skirt around issues that underpin their co-dependency, proving that what goes on inside a relationship is never clear to the people outside. This searing new play by award-winning writer Hannah Khalil is published in Methuen Drama’s Lost Plays series, celebrating new plays that had productions postponed due to the Covid-19 outbreak and the global shutdown of theatre spaces.

"A remarkable piece of writing made outstanding by a dynamic production." - Exeunt (on Scenes From 68* Years)