See it if J. Smith-Cameron and Victor Garber are both great in this reading of the classic Gurney play
Don't see it if If you don't like play reading, but even so, give it a try. Read more
See it if This performance is completely delightful. I would see it again tomorrow.
Don't see it if I agree with Theatermaven1052: I can’t think of a reason not to see this. Read more
See it if If you like to see great actors just being great.
Don't see it if I can’t think of any reason not to see this.
See it if Two great actors reading a great work is your jam
Don't see it if you are looking for any sort of staging. This is just the two actors sitting at a table and reading. Read more
See it if You’d like a reading of a beautiful play. 2 exceptional actors share the lifelong correspondence between 2 friends. Touching and charming.
Don't see it if You don’t like play readings.
See it if J. Smith-Cameron is a phenomenal actress, but it's her masterful skill at reacting that places her above and beyond.
Don't see it if Two-hander with no movement or scenery changing. It's basically a reading.
See it if You love crisp, smart dialogue. Funny and poignant take on a lifetime personal relationship.
Don't see it if You want full production with bells and whistles. This feels a bit “ behind the scenes” as actors read script. Cameron Smith/Garber are fab.
See it if you would enjoy spending an evening with two people you come to care about as you follow their life-long friendship through their letters.
Don't see it if you think you don’t need to see yet another production of Love Letters (but this is the third I have seen, and the best).
"Andy and Mellissa are never united other than by their letter-writing. All the while their separation becomes an irresistibly bittersweet play, or, uh, staged reading."
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