The Memory of Water

Three sisters return to their childhood home on the eve of their mother’s funeral. As they share stories, clash over contradictions, and unearth long-buried resentments, the sisters struggle with how differently each remembers the same past. Partners and lovers are drawn into the fray, complicating loyalties and revealing how memory can be both a comfort and a weapon. Stephenson’s play balances humor and poignancy in its exploration of grief, family, and the fragile, unreliable narratives that shape our lives.