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See it if Love solo shows and their downtown energy, in a downtown venue.

Don't see it if You are hard of hearing, uncomfortable with Spanish or Mexicans. You hate solo shows. Read more

See it if You like to hear what happens in real life close to the US border and want to try to understand why people want to come to USA

Don't see it if You do not like graphic and intense descriptions of awful events and you feel too distant from this sort of reality Read more

See it if You want to know more about the 'desaparecidos" of Juarez. You want to see a one woman show filled with colors that really works.

Don't see it if This production is, by definition, a violent depiction of the random murder of women south of the border. THe images are stark and vivid.

See it if you enjoy fine acting by one woman speaking Spanish & English telling of the tragic unpunished killing of women in Juarez

Don't see it if you prefer ensemble acting.

See it if Interested in true crime tale of murders of Mexican women on the border, to see single actress manage play's odd structure, fan of actress

Don't see it if turned off by subject matter, confused by a man's story played out by a woman, don't like occasional Spanish phrases in dialogue

See it if Documenting monologue of the fallen women of Juarez and their graphic demise at the hands of those perpetrating violence.

Don't see it if Misstep in actor reading headlines/script which isolates the topic from the reality she's trying to create. The result lands like a podcast. Read more

See it if You like good acting an a disjointed storyline.

Don't see it if You do not like one person shows. Read more

See it if ur a fan of Kate del Castillo; u want to hear a harrowing, eye-opening probe into the mistreatment of women in the border town of Jaurez.

Don't see it if u expect any inventive stagecraft, gripping theatricality or explosive histrionics; u expect a lighthearted monologue from a telenovela star Read more