William Gibson’s The Miracle Worker tells the remarkable story of Annie Sullivan and her young student, Helen Keller, as they overcome seemingly impossible barriers. Trapped in a silent world and unable to communicate, Helen is considered beyond reach by those around her—until Annie sees the intelligence, spirit, and potential within her. Set in another time but grounded in timeless questions of communication, education, and compassion, the play explores the transformative power of human connection and the difference one person can make in another’s life. Their journey culminates in the unforgettable discovery of a single word: “water.”