In The Caretaker, we explore a theme quite common in literature and theater: the invasion of someone's life by two others and the situations that inevitably arise among the three.

All three characters are unformed and try to shape a past through the language of memory that might help them navigate their murky future.

In Those Years, the same theme recurs: the tranquility of a middle-class couple is disrupted by a mutual friend from the past, and this past overtakes the present, shaping a future that will be tainted by the possibility of opportunistic repetitions.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]