What I liked
What a wonderful gift to the L.A theatre community: a new exciting play from the young playwright Alex Kinglsey, brought to us by a new electrifying theatre company that will no doubt change the landscape of possibility in our theatre community. Go see this play.
https://lafpi.com/2022/06/fringefemmes-check-ins-the-bearer-of-bad-news/?fbclid=IwAR01GZfmKNdToLT_RhnskyoQJL3tucOS60Z4QZFNzojpLu_2a4ZTUnI-FLg
What I didn't like
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My overall impression
This was an odd but lovely, heart-breaking, and thrilling out-of-the-box play. It took me on a myriad of emotions when thinking about women who often go unseen – or whose bodies are not being seen as worthy – as the endangered species that they are tasked with saving from extinction. I loved the subject, and while at first, this seemed to be a weird play, I soon began to feel a sinking truth sitting in the pit of my stomach. The realism the actors brought to their work made me feel as though I was watching a play that was about to become a new tv show.
