See it if Like dramas about dysfunctional families and how they cannot cope or deal with uncomfortable situations
Don't see it if You are looking for something light and funny. This is definitely a heartfelt drama Read more
See it if you want to see a story of a dysfunctional family dealing (or NOT dealing) with mental health issues and AIDS in the '90s.
Don't see it if you want a well-shaped story. The timing is awkward, some scenes need to move faster, others not so much.
See it if you'd like to see some good acting; the acting was the best part of the show You want to support a company that produces new works.
Don't see it if you're expecting something new or to be moved emotionally.The play is surprisingly flat. It's all been said before & said so much better.
See it if you have ever been part of a family struggling with members who are physically/ mentally ill. Deals with both hope and despair - how human!
Don't see it if you are uncomfortable seeing sick people in a hospital setting where illness is primary and cures not often easy or available.
See it if you want a good old fashioned family drama where redemption isn't necessarily on the table
Don't see it if you're not interested in queer stories or family dramas. Read more
See it if You appreciate very good performances and direction. The actors made this play work well.
Don't see it if You don’t enjoy a story that has no ending
See it if You want to see a very talented cast with good performances of a heart felt (but slow) family drama & AIDS drama taking place in late 1990s
Don't see it if You want a more polished play with a stronger ending; don’t want to see AIDS related drama combined with family drama. Slow at some points. Read more
See it if You enjoy shows that take you back to that time and make you explore what it means to love someone unconditionally.
Don't see it if You don’t like family dramas, are uncomfortable with gay themes, want a high production value. Read more
"An emotional roller coaster that ultimately builds toward a poignant and powerful climax...The play is staged beautifully...The best performance of the night was that of Zoey O’Toole, who turned in an exceptionally emotional performance as Beatrice...This play succeeds, in a way that I can’t say about some other plays I’ve seen, in managing to tie it all together, and making it feel like it’s all relevant to the broader story of this family."
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