See it if you’d like to see a remarkably engaging play with raw emotions and powerful lessons to be learned especially of autistic struggles.
Don't see it if you’re sensitive to stories that deal with disabilities or if you don’t want see a play that takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. Read more
See it if you want to be entertained, upset and hopeful by a quartet of enthusiastic and talented young actors.
Don't see it if you are unwilling to experience the inner turmoil and frustrations of someone with autism who is struggling to live her life.
See it if Beautiful touching play that immerses you in the private world of an autistic girl and her family. A new friend brings hope and healing.
Don't see it if You would have a hard time with many autistic tantrums. You don’t enjoy plays that focus on character development and relationships.
See it if You're interested in characters with autism, or you just like shows with original staging.
Don't see it if If you really need a conventional plot for your theater experience.
See it if for small jewel of intimate theater w/ outstanding performance by Brain. Laugh, Cry, learn-play not "preachy" or "soppy" Outstanding
Don't see it if don't like intense off-the -beaten track plays based on life of person w/ disabilities. Expect an evening of light hearted fun. Read more
See it if a wonderfully-acted story told in a unique and beautiful way appeals.
Don't see it if you have trouble understanding British accents or when there is overlapping speech/sounds. I missed some parts but very glad i went.
See it if Superbly acted sensitive drama for anyone who loves good theatre.
Don't see it if You are looking for a frothy mindless evening.
See it if You want to see a great show that in 90 minutes shows you how to accept someone that may be different than you.
Don't see it if You don't likes themes centering around autism You want a big, splashy production Read more
"The show is a well constructed, wonderfully conceived, and cleverly executed piece…There are elements of the piece that are underwhelming. The projection design fails to add significantly to the show, and certain elements of the writing...Despite this, the piece is a truly unique piece of theatre…The show manages to craft a truly credible central character, offering a window into living with autism...Coupled with fantastic performances, the show really is captivating."
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"A richly detailed, gently presented study of autism as experienced by Katy, a high school student parented by her loving, often exasperated sister Hannah. Katy has an invisible friend and meets Ryan who has demons of his own. While candidly portraying the difficulties and isolating effects of autism, this play captures the intensity and originality of Katie’s experiences and is an excursion well worth taking."
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