No Sabo (formerly “Habla y te Salvas: True Stories of a No Sabo Kid from Queens & his Guayaco Dad”)

What I liked

I loved Christopher’s delivery and the concept of the show. I like that his dad is IN on it. I was worried that wouldn’t be the case at first and was relieved to see that.

What I didn't like

I think the set could make us feel more boxed in and we could see those boxes come down. That could be corny tho.

My overall impression

This was incredible. I had never seen a show like this before. You see a son grappling with the sins of his father in real time, with his father present. It has the significance of a therapy session with the art of a Broadway show.