"The success of the acting, directing and design elements notwithstanding, this play may still struggle to maintain your attention. While McCormack’s characters are wonderfully detailed with specific and well fleshed out histories, it’s not entirely clear why they need to exist in this play together....While the dialogue is snappy and pleasant to listen to, the writing lacks action and the characters lack objectives."
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"Much to my chagrin this play is a mere exercise on exposition, verses of tepid tonality...Alas never reaching the apogee of introspective post-mortem for two lost souls, but rather emotively harnessing their fragmented pasts which are neither revelatory nor shocking but, on the contrary, rather banal and predictable, if not altogether fabricated and far-fetched."
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