See it if You really enjoy short one act plays knowing that you’re probably not going to like all of them
Don't see it if You don’t want to sit through nine one act plays that last approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes Read more
See it if you want to see a number of short pieces dealing with diverse aspects of mental illness
Don't see it if you want to see pieces fully developed and of universally good quality. Read more
See it if You want to see a collection of short plays dealing with mental health issues. You are comfortable seeing plays about mental health issues.
Don't see it if You don't like short plays. You are not comfortable seeing performances about mental health issues.
See it if you appreciate a collection of short vignettes regarding mostly dark themes (suicide, drug/alcohol addiction, depression, PTSD), some humor
Don't see it if you cannot sit for 2.5 hours in uncomfortable seats in small black box theatre for many short plays of varying quality, some slow-no climax Read more
See it if you want to see mental illness issues dealt with in a sometimes poignant, sometimes humorous, sometimes uncomfortable way.
Don't see it if mental illness is a trigger or you don't like seeing several short plays at one sitting
See it if You like some interesting short plays about people’s emotional problems with some good actors.
Don't see it if You don’t like serious plays.
See it if U enjoy well acted thought provoking vignettes about various mental health issues and how we relate to them.
Don't see it if U prefer a cohesive story line or musicals. It was a bit long but I don’t know what I would have cut out.
See it if you are interested in 9 short plays about mental health. I definitely liked some more than others. Some where in my opinion outstanding!
Don't see it if you are triggered by serious mental health issues or brief nudity. Or if you prefer 1 play as opposed to 9 short plays. Also, it's 2.5 hours
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