"Sour Grapes," an adaptation of Yetunde Lemboye's book, delves into the dark and often misunderstood realm of Postpartum Depression (PPD), a haunting condition that has tragically claimed the lives of many mothers and shattered numerous homes. The play revolves around Dapo and Oreoluwa King, a young couple, as they navigate their dreams, aspirations, hopes, and struggles while confronting the overwhelming grasp of PPD. With a global prevalence ranging from 5% to 60.8%, Postpartum Depression is a debilitating mental disorder. The stark contrast between suffering mothers, who feel trapped in a death swamp, and non-depressed mothers, who perceive childbirth as the happiest stage