See it if A very moving portrayal of one man’s grief & coping mechanisms.
Don't see it if If you prefer a lighter topic then skip this one.
See it if A painful topic so well done, must watch. Had genuinely funny moments. Really makes you think.
Don't see it if If you don’t like to think about grief Or don’t like one man shows
See it if you want to share someone's experience of profound grief and loss. This doesn't feel like a traditional theatrical work.
Don't see it if you don't want to think about death and tragedy. While it has some funny moments, it doesn't shy away from brutal reality.
See it if interested in seeing a thoughtful & thought provoking account of how 1 person tries to process the tragic death of both his teenage children
Don't see it if not open or ready to deal with such a horrific loss; don't care for 1 person shows. Read more
See it if you want to face grief and loss and can manage the intensity of the performer/writers attempt to come to terms with death of his 2 teen kids
Don't see it if you prefer lighter fare although kudos to Campbell for bringing this universal human experience out of the closet - raw and well performed.
See it if you want to see an excellent actor trying to cope with grief after 2 of his teen aged children died when his car was hit by a drunken driver
Don't see it if The subject matter doesn’t interest you
See it if you get a 70 minute one man show about dealing with grief sound like a good use of your time.
Don't see it if you were hoping to resolve any of your own grief issues because this is NOT a group therapy session kind of experience, as it could be. Read more
See it if You’re ready to feel. One man’s story gives us a glimpse into the often unspoken experience of loss.
Don't see it if You’re afraid to delve deep and connect with strangers.
“Campbell insists that ‘Grief’ is not an act of sadomasochistic indulgence, nor is the act of dramatizing pain anything new...’Grief’ simply asks for 75 minutes in a black box.”
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Campbell has written (and performs) a beautiful testament to a father’s love and to a husband and wife’s learning that those we love never truly leave us and there are things that death cannot touch.
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“In reality, his play is a roadmap to our understanding of the grieving process...His exploration reaches into those dark places we sometimes desperately try to hide.”
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