See it if You can because it explores what life can be like if you acquire a disability
Don't see it if You can’t get a ticket
See it if You want an interesting premise for a show.
Don't see it if You want a stronger storyline.
See it if you're interested in TBIs or you want to see good scenework w/tough material w/a protagonist hard to care about who's probably also autistic
Don't see it if you want depth, nuance, a great story, more than sitcommy scenes after scenes with little variation, rather monotonous until it gets harsh
See it if You want to support The Hearth, a theatre company that is doing important work in promoting women, trans, non-binary artists.
Don't see it if You are looking for a well written and directed play, this piece needs a lot of developmental work. Read more
See it if you like creative dialogue and complex character dynamics.
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See it if to experience a poignant story of someone forced to reshape their life. It's not always pretty, but it feels authentic and touching.
Don't see it if you can't get a ticket. Read more
See it if You want to leave the theater having been entertained and enlightened.
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See it if You seek a fast paced, fun, and high spirited glimpse into the world of 20 something Brooklynites. Maisie’s perplexities linger in the mind
Don't see it if You are not interested in the sensibilities of post boomer youth. This is a play by and for the rising generation.