See it if you like probing multi-media work that gives significant weight to movement, sound, visual design & spoken text, as well as a little drama.
Don't see it if you want to see a traditional drama, or prefer your classical texts unadulterated (as if!). Read more
See it if you enjoy experimental pieces where the text (based on Greek mythology) is communicated via movement, music, dance. [See "comments."]
Don't see it if you prefer a linear plot and/or a traditional stage play -- and if the avant-garde tends to bore you Read more
See it if you enjoy experimental theatre. The show is visually and aurally interesting. The characters are engaging. The themes are universal.
Don't see it if you want to see a traditional play. There's a story, but the acting is not naturalistic, and the narrative is secondary to symbolism. Read more
See it if if you are interested in experimental theatre, feminist theatre, and non-linear storytelling riffing on myth, this will be thought-provoking
Don't see it if if you are not interested in experimental theatre, then this is not for you
See it if you want some mild level experimental theatre mixed with some greek mythology - it's perfectly fine
Don't see it if you can't stand experimental works and want a traditional theatre play... although this isn't a bad first taste of experimental
See it if You’re up for a short, experimental modern update of the Demeter/Persephone/Hades (plus Shiva) myth using dance movement, music and dialogue
Don't see it if You dislike dance movement or experimental, non-linear plot or theatre. Or novel ways of playing the cello. Read more
See it if you want to see actors knock around a variety of staging ideas—some interesting, some not. Also, sexual awakening—yay.
Don't see it if that singy-songy lilting people use when reciting poetry shreds your nerves; or if you want some emotional pull. Read more
See it if You’re interested in a Terrible excruciating waste of time
Don't see it if You have any common sense