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What I liked
I loved the POV, how personal it was, and yet how universal…Very funny, but also heartbreakingly sad…I loved the physicality, the use of the props and costumes, the poetic language, and the perspective about women, self-acceptance, and letting go of the baggage from our past…
What I didn't like
Very little…This or that could be tweaked for clarity in terms of emphasizing certain words or phrases…The fragile voice of Aunt Isla was occasionally hard to hear, but these are minor quibbles…
My overall impression
A beautiful, extremely entertaining and moving piece of theater…Excellently written, directed and acted…
