Reminiscent of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," this play has some juicy, flawed characters, but we never learn enough about them to understand their twisted world and outrageous actions. ...
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I loved it! At most times, hilarious, with moments of thought-provoking dialog. Entertained throughout the show--a clever and unique storyline written, acted and directed by a very talented dude!...
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Incredible acting. Thought-provoking story with deep and relatable themes. Definitely leaves you thinking and asking questions. Witty and clever writing. The lead actress was superb. I want to see it again....
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It's a wild ride. I couldn't tell you exactly what happened, but the chemistry of all the actors kept me involved. It's a kind of "misery loves/needs company" story that sneaks up on you. Very meta at moments. You're constantly trying to figure out what exactly is going on, which I never really succeeded in doing. But I think that was the point. Life's nonsensical; just grab onto what's in front of you.
It's a bit of a head-f&*#....
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I have never seen anything like this. I was entertained but in the way one feels watching "The Room" by Tommy Wiseau, only Scott is a better actor then Wiseau....
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Amanda the Barbarian is a wonderful, funny, and thought-provoking play about a deeply complicated woman and her even more complicated relationships with men (esp. her co-star in the play-within-a-play "Jack"), women, and the world of theatre. ...
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Given this, the play was fascinating to watch because you had no idea where it was going. By the end, I’m not sure where it ended up. Was there character growth? Did I feel more sympathetic for Amanda? Did she change? Or was she just a drunken bitch who just kept using people? Even now, almost 24 hours after the show, I’m still not sure. Full writeup at https://cahighways.org/wordpress/?p=14422...
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