See it if you want to see how one tragic event affects those associated with those involved.
Don't see it if you are triggered by high school gun violence.
See it if You’re up for a deep dive into the human condition. What we know isn’t the same as what we believe. When the two divide, who are we?
Don't see it if you come to the theater to be amused. This is the serious business of a human soul disintegrating before your very eyes.
See it if You want to see a play about the aftermath of a school shooting told from different perspectives.
Don't see it if You want to see something light. Subject of school shootings triggers something in you. Want a show with elaborate sets
See it if You want to see a play carefully crafted and acted that deals with a Parkland-type school shooting and the effects on the survivors.
Don't see it if You do not want to see good play on a sober subject. Dealing with a school-shooting subject would affect you too deeply Read more
See it if you can handle dark subject matter (school shooting), naturalistic performances that are low-key & nuanced, and small intimate theaters.
Don't see it if tragic subject matter upsets you ... there is virtually no light/lightness in this story. Read more
See it if community ripped apart by violence; perceptive study of how deputy scapegoated for society's ills; script surprises/gripping final scene
Don't see it if static staging; no payoff or catharsis, only numbness, by end
See it if you are interested in a show that is heart-wrenching and timely, exploring different aspects of a school shooting from a unique perspective.
Don't see it if you don't like shows that talk about violence or small venues.
See it if you enjoy strong "theater of the oppressed", meaningful themes and discoveries in the human condition, our strengths and weaknesses.
Don't see it if you are not interested in the subject of gun violence. A powerful statement on how our communities are impacted by one persons action.