Body of Water (musical)

[1] It entails the life of fourteen teens left behind in a civil war crisis, awaiting further signals from their parents while hiding in a secluded mountain cabin.

[2] A group of teenagers meet at a secluded cabin in the woods; their parents, who are now missing had instructed them to go there to hide from ideological extremists.

Charles Jarrett of the Rossmoor News raved of "the brilliant and cacophonic mixture of words, music, and social madness" that evolved into an "absolutely captivating, terrifying sequence of events that keep you on the edge of your seat."

He also praised the music by Jim Walker as "wonderfully raw, cryptic, and thought-evoking" as well as the "exciting dance choreography" by Kaylie Caires.

"[8] Harry Duke of For All Events praised the young actors as well, saying that they each created a "distinctive character and their individual work is key to accepting the totality of their situation.