This new drama sees six former friends looking back on their last days of college: the relationships, the heartbreak, and the one night that changed their lives forever. Part of the 2018 Planet Connections Festivity.
Read more Show lessSee it if you want a take on how college relationships bring about good times and bad as reflection and adulthood set in - energetic cast does well.
Don't see it if you do not want to relive the craziness of college days or if the noise of the necessary fans keeps soft spoken dialogue unheard.
See it if astonishing ensemble work excites you. Huge cast creates a specific college environment in which we view individual insights & experiences.
Don't see it if fragmented, fast changing scenes will distract you from the exploration of multiple tragedies.
See it if you went to a lot of drunken parties in college & would like to relive your sloshed old times, over & over & over & over & over...
Don't see it if college binge drinking depresses you, & you think there are better ways to critique it than replicating its most annoying qualities onstage. Read more
See it if You want to see Play that looks back on what happened 10 years ago on a college campus with a bunch of friends
Don't see it if You are bothered when there are a bunch of unneeded characters. It also takes forever for the storyline to develop. Read more
See it if You know some involved in the show to be supportive.
Don't see it if You don’t anyone involved. Read more
See it if you are interested in millenials. You want to see what college kids are up to these days.
Don't see it if You hate theater in the round, or square, as the case may be. Read more
See it if you are concerned about the issue of "date rape."
Don't see it if you don't enjoy dramas involving college students.
See it if you know someone involved in the production.
Don't see it if friend rape is a trigger. You are hard of hearing. Quite a few of the actors aren't great at projecting. Read more
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