What I liked
Everything about the experience of this show was well-designed and curated to put the audience in the world of Eddie and Pyper, from the flowers on the show poster outside to the tissues distributed with the programs – which were much needed! Jennie Iacobino has written a piece full of humanity and the mysteries of where souls go in the in-between and as they finally rest, and her cast did it such justice. Notably both hilarious and wrenching was Effie Spence, who stole the show in several supporting roles. Natasha Preston was brutally raw as Pyper, and Michael McLeod embodied Eddie’s frustration and depression perfectly.
What I didn't like
I could have continued inhabiting these characters’ lives for longer!
My overall impression
A beautiful play, wonderfully acted, about facing grief after the loss of a loved one.
