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Show-Score Member Reviews (22)
See it if You you want to be part of a new way to view mental illness. It's a daring new play that should be seen everyone. .
Don't see it if You can't handle the darkness of mental illness. This piece can help you become compassionate with those that suffer and need understanding.
See it if you want to see a powerful exploration of the experiences of a paranoid schizophrenic, and his relationship with his caretakers and family.
Don't see it if you’re sensitive to a show dealing unabashedly with its portrayal of schizophrenia, or if you’re not interested in the Hasidic culture.
See it if Excellent realistic story of a caretaker & her psychotic patient. She needs him & loves him but it is so hard. Sacrifice has limits.
Don't see it if Lots of sexual content, male rape, insensitive religious people. Difficult, disturbing scenes with mental illness.
See it if you love humanity,have experience in mental illness & are looking x answers; you appreciate a great cast &learn more about Hasidic culture.
Don't see it if you experience mental illness or you are not strong enough to deal with the story. Read more
See it if you want to gain insight to the patient therapist relationship
Don't see it if you dont like plays about mental health issues
See it if A sensitive realistic tale of a seriously mentally ill man and his caretaker that enraptures the audience.
Don't see it if Illness turns you off.
See it if You want to see a fun show with great acting
Don't see it if You don't want to see a funny show
See it if u want to witness the life of a young Hassidic schizophrenic boy and his relationship with a secular Jewish social worker who tries to help.
Don't see it if You are averse to seeing a lot of primitive behavior acted out, or do not wish to engage with beliefs and lifestyle of a closed community. Read more
Critic Reviews (1)
"Stunned by a performance which would have knocked your socks off if you were wearing any...The five-character play...tells the story of an unlikely connection that develops between a middle aged non-religious Jewish woman and a young Hasidic man struggling with schizophrenia...Henderson did an excellent job of making an unusual situation come believably alive. Coleman has written an interesting and moving first play and she was touching as Lenora.”
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