Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play

The shifts between the post-apocalyptic setting and the performances of the play create a layered experience. I wonder if this was planned from the start or evolved as part of the writing process.

The play suggests that memory and storytelling become vital after disaster, but it made me think about what gets lost in translation over generations. How realistic is this depiction?

The play's focus on Mr. Burns from The Simpsons as a cultural touchstone felt both nostalgic and unsettling. I wonder what led to choosing that specific character and show.