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This show was brilliant. A study in ambiguity and queerness told in thearer-in-the-round. The actors were both superb — very mature in their craft, clearly well-rehearsed, and pulled on my heartstrings at every turn. These are some of the best performances I’ve had the chance to see at the Fringe, hands down. I’d also be remiss if I didn’t mention the poetry and metaphor laced throughout, as well as the sound and light design. This was the last show for it at the Fringe this year, but catch it in NYC on June 25th at (ironically enough) The Tank!
