"It has everything desired of a good parody: It’s deliciously biting, wildly over-the-top and unrelentingly hilarious. Yet “Two Mile Hollow” also provides some nutritious food for thought about how people of color are portrayed in our art and media, and whose perspective we’re conditioned to accept as important. " -Twin Cities Pioneer Press When the Donnellys gather to divide their belongings after the sale of their oceanfront mansion, both an internal and literal storm brew. As this brood of famous, longing-to-be-famous, and mess of a Caucasian family comes together with their POC personal assistant, Charlotte, some really really really really really complicated and totally unique secrets are revealed over white wine. A satirical takedown coupled with moments of disorienting sincerity, TWO MILE HOLLOW explores the age old theater genre of affluent white families retreating to their big houses for a weekend of secrets and fights with brutality, awe and compassion. Only this time, none of the white characters are played by white actors.