Marisa Persson

UM...hello. The most relevant show I've seen in a long time. And well done. I sat on the edge of my seat the entire time laughing and so enraptured in the story that I spilled wine all over my white skirt. That's right. That's what this show does to you. Well written, great acting, and direction. Kudos to Will Play For Food for yet another successful feat. Go see this show ASAP. Also, I did get the wine out of my skirt. Double win.... full review

The character dynamic in this show is riveting from beginning to end. Although the characters are brother and sister: their drunken, emotional, brooding plight becomes sexy at moments, confusing and uncomfortable. It portrays the reality of any close relationship in the most intimate and realistic way possible. There are blurred lines in relationships as well as in the meaning of life and death. Electrifying.... full review

What a beautiful and vulnerable piece. The individual performances are so raw and engaging that you leave emotionally distraught, reflecting on your own life. It's important that you go see this show. ... full review