See it if You want a powerful piece depicting Victorian England street life from the perspective of a mother struggling to get by.
Don't see it if You don't like frank sexual content or disturbing subject matter.
See it if You like monologues, British history, and terrific individual performances. Sommerville is engaging, stunning, and acrobatic in this role.
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See it if you want to see a great, energetic, demanding, one person performance that is well lit and has good sound effects to bring the story alive.
Don't see it if you don't like one person performances with multiple characters or you do not like frank sexual talk.
See it if You enjoy monologues, the actress has talent and speaks in multiple accents- both British and Scottish accents. Stage effects were well done
Don't see it if The topics of sex and prostitution make you feel uncomfortable. The actress performs an immersive expensive & talks directly to the audience
See it if you like short intense very well acted one woman plays about pre-Victorian era prostitution. Not a happy show from any normal perspective
Don't see it if you prefer lighter subjects or large productions, or if you need to know how a story ends (or begins) as this play is part 2 of 3 Read more
See it if A well written, acted and good direction play.
Don't see it if If you don't like language or explicit sexual plays.
See it if you want to see great acting and great staging in a show that fully understands the position of women in Victorian England
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See it if You love great acting in an intimate setting. A tour de force
Don't see it if You don’t like small theaters, historical dramas, or one woman shows
Sommerville gives an exquisite reading of Betsy's emotional highs and lows, embracing the difficult range of expression so that the audience can experience the intensity of the feelings being shown. She also provides vivid characterizations of the people who populate her story, bringing them to life as it unfolds. Sommerville seduces the audience into empathizing and sympathizing with Betsy.
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