About the Show

A show that merges concert & play elements, exploring intimate themes through computers and songs.

I Love You So Much I Could Die combines concert and play elements, weaving an intricate, intimate, and unforgettable narrative. Mona Pirnot, an NYTW Usual Suspect, navigates the private and profound through computer-performed monologues and songs performed by herself.

The show is directed by Lucas Hnath, also an NYTW Usual Suspect and Tony Award nominee.

Critic Reviews (11)

"It’s an intellectually fascinating gambit...a crisis that proves to be a lot to handle"
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"The play defies description in its portrait of grief"
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"Mona Pirnot’s 'I Love You So Much I Could Die' is a closed, solipsistic box."
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"The use of the text reader here forces us to focus on the content of the play"
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"It is afflicted with a critical case of self-consciousness."
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"It feels cavernous; the material is too small to fill it."
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"Pirnot’s non-fictional narrative is the personal yet “Everyman” story of loneliness..."
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"There’s a recessive, second-hand quality to Mona Pirnot’s solo performance piece"
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