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What I liked
Simple set design and music evoked the era and allowed a fluid transition for character changes so as not to disturb the pacing.
What I didn't like
Really can’t think of anything I would change. I hope this show is taken to more festivals. While ideally suited to small venues, it deserves a larger audience.
My overall impression
What one person shows should be and so rarely are, an intimate telling of the last free days of the Lakota. Marvelous performance with nuanced characters make the story vivid and relevant to our present political climate.
