Review by anonymous
June 25, 2018 certified reviewerWhat I liked
The rawness of it. The elevator trip at the hospital the day of the ‘incident’ is the part that stays with you. That shock and grief of the ride down to the hospital’s basement, is something you will remember long after the play has ended. The play was very raw, it was very real, it was very intimate, and if I could see it again I would in a second. I enjoyed it the way one would enjoy reading The Lovely Bones. My favorite part was the end and how one ‘voice’ brings it all together.
What I didn't like
Better advertising so that more people knew about it. I would not change a thing but to make sure it caught a wider audience. That is the type of play where there should not be an empty seat.
My overall impression
I loved it. I had read about it in a journal and was so curious to see it. I was very impressed how one person has the courage and the raw talent to be able to tell such a personal and tragic story. How the experience of the loss changes but stays the same over time.
