Bill, what's it like to be in this play? I mean, we, again, sort of meet this benign family at the beginning and then the layers become, they're peeled back and it gets more and more raw and the heat is coming on your character among others.

Yeah, it's great.

The way it's written, what I love is it all takes place within a day.

Each act is a separate time of the day.

And so for me, and I think for all of us, we really get to experience this journey just over the course of the day and all the information that comes out and all the drama that gets stirred up by it.

uh what gets revealed and so you really get to kind of play out in real time what's happening which i love a lot of times you know you're thrown on stage and you've got to find you know a very dramatic moment very quickly because there's nothing really leading you up to it and this it's just written so well that it that it that it guides us um just like it does the audience and uh So it's great as an actor to be in that.

I felt from the audition, you know, we were talking about we didn't know how the play would be received.

well there's yeah there's nuance here too because it's this conversation about capitalism and how we see society and putting our do we put ourselves first and so bill i'm curious because i know my views of the family my views of your character shifted over the course of it and well after it you said you don't see your character as a villain did your own did you render any sort of verdict on his character