What I liked
The actors genuinely became their characters. It was extremely believable. Found myself constantly being drawn to the performance of Tanner Hake, who delivers a spotless dialect and an even better portrayal of a sexuality and fidelity torn man, not overdoing it, but drawing the audience naturally. Everyone was phenomenal.
What I didn't like
Nothing to say except wishing I could have seen this play with a higher budget. No one is at fault for this (of course), but I just left wanting to watch even more. Can’t wait to see what this cast and crew does in the future.
My overall impression
The actors did a great job at embodying their characters and the time period. I was truly transported into the setting of a riveting (and very well told) story. With just one set, it can be difficult to show a bigger picture, but Wilhelmina proved it can be done.
