The Voice Bank tells the story of one woman who defies her ALS diagnosis to fight for the privilege to keep speaking. Caban plays both herself and Terry, a woman with an indomitable spirit and a passion for performance, as they manage Terry’s progressing symptoms through voice and accent training. The play also gives voice to Caban’s emotional struggles as the practitioner working hard to hold space for a person facing a devastating diagnosis. She is a voice teacher trying to save someone’s voice. In sessions with Terry, she is cool and calm; alone she is crumbling as fears about losing her own mother surface through a series of nightmares.