SEVEN

“Seven” is a moving piece served by an excellent cast who each get multiple opportunities to shine and demonstrate their range. At its best moments, it’s thoroughly captivating. The few sections that feel like they may still be developing remain engaging and hold resonance. There’s a lot of truth here, not all of it easy. But it’s the kind of truth that brings clarity, as watching others go through it helps us to recognize things about ourselves. You will likely hear voices that remind you of your own. Other voices may be achingly reminiscent of past loves. The mix of gender pairings here is varied and satisfying. Gender stereotypes are referenced, but instead of laborious tropes, we are given textured representations of how people experi... full review

It was a well-written script acted by great young actors. Reminded me the anxiety of my youth about love, romance, relationships. Deep thoughts and very engaging. I loved it.... full review

A provocative and thoughtful look at the need for love, compassion, and the beautiful simplicity of touch.... full review

Countless aspects of relationships were covered---interesting writing and concept--but there wasn't good continuity. And no conclusion. Many good observations on the various flavors of relationships.... full review

The play is structured as a series of small vignettes, each exploring different aspects of relationships. This format allows for a diverse range of perspectives and emotional explorations within a relatively short timeframe. ... full review