See it if If you like Franz Kafka s Metamorphosis. This solo was phenomenal acting. Only one hour long it keeps you locked in.
Don't see it if If you want a lite show. If a bigger, more comfortable venue is for you.
See it if Feminist twist on the Kafka story, with the sister as protagonist. Creative, unusual writing that makes you think. Commanding actress.
Don't see it if You won't enjoy a weird play about a weird story. You don't like solo shows. Dark stage with brooding music. Read more
See it if Kafka's story lives deep in your bones. So you can draw from the original to this reflection with enough ease to enjoy the new content
Don't see it if you don't know the original. I cannot imagine understanding this piece on its own? The performer often uses a soporific vocal cadence
See it if Beautifully acted with a well-written script. The topic of this play was riveting and disturbing.
Don't see it if You don’t want to see a bare stage and disturbing topic.
See it if You're up for seeing one of the strongest solo turns in town right now; Andrews exhibits a stage presence & vocal technique rarely seen now.
Don't see it if You dislike bare stages and solo shows, Kafka and/or erudite scripts, or nakedly intelligent technique and talent onstage. Read more
See it if you are intrigued and puzzled by Kafka novella/its multivarious interpretations, especially from perspective/defense of protagonist’s sister
Don't see it if you prefer light drama, comedy, musicals, elaborate casts, sets, costumes, or terrified by descriptions of insects, women’s sexuality, rape Read more
See it if A female's take on Franz kafka's metamorphosis. The one woman solo performance was riveting and outstanding. Show was 1 hour.
Don't see it if You prefer a lighter subject matter. This was one of the better solo performances I've seen in theater in quite a while. Highly recommended.
See it if Compelling feminine take on Kafka's masterpiece w focus on feelings of alienation,guilt,isolation&escape: Becoming an insect as metaphor 2*
Don't see it if uninterested in female sexuality,incest nor clever twist from original story. Read more
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