What I liked
The brilliant integration of though, script and performance.
What I didn't like
Additional performances so that more people can experience this phenomenon.
My overall impression
When Stefan Marks creates theater, he does not imitate life, he relives it. His words may come from his mouth, but they originate in a sacred place within his broken heart and tell a truth so profound it relieves the soul of its burden. Protected feelings released from the vault-like crevices of his inner life are rebirthed into an evocative vocabulary that announces an unapologetic freedom of consciousness as playwright merges imperceptibly with actor. This fusion surely has always been there, but never as expressive as it is in this single mesmerizing hour of pure humanity about a man and a woman.
David B. Kaminsky, MD
