Las bicicletas son para el verano

The backdrop of war adds so much gravity to the characters' personal stories. I'm curious how much historical context shaped the emotional tone of the play.

The way the children navigate their world felt both tender and heartbreaking. Did others find this perspective as impactful as I did?

The confined timeframe really heightened the stakes, but I wonder if the author considered expanding the scope or keeping it so focused intentionally.