This new drama explores what it's like to find yourself stuck in a relationship you no longer want to be in. Part of Exquisite Corpse Company's 'This Is a Distraction' festival.
Read more Show lessSee it if you want to see brilliant concept well executed. An exploration of man's duality.
Don't see it if plays only an hour long or in small theaters requiring the audience changing their orientation make you disinterested. Read more
See it if you like to see shows with an interesting, difficult to achieve premise.
Don't see it if you prefer shows with deeper and more developed storyline. Read more
See it if you'd enjoy exploring internal conversations & conflicts (don't wanna spoil it). A lot of back-n-forth; actors do their best w/quirky book.
Don't see it if you only enjoy fully-developed stories w/clear beginning, middle & resolved end. Felt like a work-in-progress, deserving a revamp & revisit. Read more
See it if You want to see a play that deals with a brilliant idea that I don’t think anyone has ever had before
Don't see it if You will be bothered by am on Orthodox set. No matter where you sit you have to move your body around at different points Read more
See it if You can overlook the story to see good actors
Don't see it if You like to see a final resolution in a story
See it if You want to see and encourage emerging talent and enjoy short one -act plays.
Don't see it if You you dislike modern takes on issues.
See it if you enjoy experimental, rough-edge plays about the duality of human nature [in this case where 2 actors portray 1 person]
Don't see it if you want a developed play or want to care about the characters; if you love O'Neill's "STRANGE INTERLUDE," which did all of this masterfully Read more
See it if like an interesting premise exploring the inner conflict and duality of human nature.
Don't see it if you prefer to skip a good premise executed poorly through banal conversations and slow pacing.
"Director Katie Pedro brings out many voices from these significant others: the rational and the crazy, the strong and the flimsy, the determined and the indecisive. The cast deftly amplifies the unexpected nuances in this story...At times delightful, experimental, and thought-provoking, with both directors using the space in interesting ways."
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