Jeremy Mascia

Really enjoyed the show. Great writing, acting and direction. June Carryl throws herself into the role and never looks back -- a joy to watch.... full review

I feel like this play wanted to shock me, wanted to blast it's message (which I failed to grasp) through blatant exhibitionism. For me, it achieved neither and instead felt like a loud, overly self-aware drum beat in my ear.... full review

This play was very forgettable. I have no reason to hate it, but I also have no reason to love it. It was like one of those pre-wrapped sandwiches you buy at the airport terminal. It gets the job done, but doesn't leave me satisfied or wanting more.... full review

I walked away feeling very despondent and dismal, some emotions I'm sure the playwright was trying to convey, but maybe not for the same reasons. As has been mentioned in previous reviews, the repeated song in between scenes really slowed the show down and gave me an unwelcoming sense of monotony. The lack of love the characters seemed to have for one another made them feel doomed from the start; not much of a journey for an audience member. I thought there was great intensity however, and the to... full review

Great show. Well worth your time. Excellent minimalist set and lighting design; crisp, fully realized directing; and fiercely brave acting. Would watch again.... full review