See it if interested in the story of an autistic 15 year old girl, her idiosyncrasies, problems & coping mechanisms & the effects on others.
Don't see it if you didn't care for Curious Incident.. Similar subject matter, different treatment. Read more
See it if you want to see a lovely ensemble cast, and an interesting topic. Director gives the audience the sense of being overwhelmed as the lead is.
Don't see it if You want a very linear script. The script is disjointed and rambles a bit, but pulls together at the end. A heartfelt show.
See it if you are open to thinking differently about the unique/mysterious life of autistic persons. Presents a more accepting way of understanding.
Don't see it if you don't like playful visual storytelling and creative simple staging.
See it if Poignant story with slow reveals. Brain's extraordinary performance is not to be missed. Simple but fun and creative staging.
Don't see it if Issues of autism are not for you. Some of the cast is subpar. Read more
See it if you wish to see an intense drama about an autistic girl. Excellent acting. You feel like you can see into her mind.
Don't see it if you are disturbed by the subject of autism. Read more
See it if you like small-scale, moving shows dealing with mental illness, loss and love. The cast, set and supporting musicians-it all falls together.
Don't see it if you need something big and shiny. If you don’t like bittersweet stories and prefer straightforward comedies.
See it if You are interested in exploring the pain and complexity of living with autism and how it affects the family dynamic
Don't see it if You want something light and easy. This is serious stuff
See it if you enjoy shows about the human experience and like to see the world from others' perspectives, you liked Curious Incident
Don't see it if you don't like smaller festival shows or have no interest in understanding how an autistic person may experience the world and friendship