"Gideon Paul Doyle has disappeared. As his story unfolds we meet his mother, Lillian (Taylor Gilbert); his sister, June (Deana Barone); and a family acquaintance, Nathan (Sam Anderson). Through their interconnected yet standalone monologues, Rogers effectively threads his three characters together even though each occupies a different time period in this tale. Gilbert plays the erudite wife of a now-dead genius economist. Her taking "great comfort in routine" and having an endless bank account make possible world travel full of boundless cultural experiences for her children. Barone plays the daughter left to struggle with endless "whys" when Paul, their mother's admitted favorite, leaves. Anderson, in a particularly engaging performance, plays a former colleague of Lillian's husband to whom she turns for carnal pleasure throughout the years. Under Fox's direction, this trio presents a choreographed tapestry full of plot twists and revelations. "