See it if want to support new scripts, Fault Line Theatre, & young acting company in a well mounted production including interesting ideas & staging
Don't see it if depression/ennui as subject matter is not your cup of tea, suspension of disbelief with computer gaming as a conduit 2 other worlds Read more
See it if You want to see everything the Women's Project produces.
Don't see it if You like a crisp, logical story
See it if You are intrigued by the concept of choosing your destiny and are interested in the subject of depression.
Don't see it if You require elaborate sets to focus your attention on a story line.
See it if Despite an overall muddled feel, Brunstetter's then/now feminism often succeeds Acting is good esp E L Perkins but conceptualization stalls
Don't see it if Contemporary scenes never felt as potent as 1850s ones & lacked a needed punch Difficult to empathize with Vaynberg's malaise (acting?)
See it if really interested in subject matter, in tribulations of adolescent girl and of Oregon Trail. Don't care if show may disappoint you.
Don't see it if If you likely to get bored with drab show and don't care how they have gotten the trail wagon to 3rd floor stage with small elevator. Read more
See it if You are, were, or are responsible for an angst-ridden child of the early 90s, or would enjoy a character study of one.
Don't see it if You don't care about privileged young person problems. You want the show to effectively draw on the computer game in meaningful ways.
See it if This has the potential to shine a light on depression, but the characters never reach their climax where they grow and change.
Don't see it if You are expecting more playfulness from the references to the 90s and the video game for which this play is named
See it if you like dramas and/or shows about depression.
Don't see it if you don't like slow moving plots. You don't like dramas; it is not a comedy.