THE BEST WE COULD
                    (A FAMILY TRAGEDY)

A daughter’s road trip with her father becomes a theatrical journey across more than just state lines as both of their pasts rise to the surface, revealing difficult truths.

Everyone who reads this play is immediately in love with its gentle, wise heartache. This play will tear at you with its fraught emotions. A beautiful heartbreaker of found theatricality. It’s been called a cross between “Our Town” and “Death of a Salesman.”

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“The Best We Could makes us hyperaware of its theatricality, but the premise isn't fantastical. It's painfully plausible. It takes emotions and experiences we as humans champion - connection, family, integrity - and flips them on their head.”-New York Theatre Guide