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Entertaining, Clever, Enchanting, Absorbing, Delightful
Critic Reviews (1)
'The experience removes not only the fourth wall, but the first, second, and third as well. That's not to say this play is scary. It’s unsettling, the way any completely dark and silent room full of people would be, but the tenor of the play is ultimately one of nostalgia, as the actors take turns reflecting on what they have lost or, even worse, what may have never existed at all."
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