See it if you enjoy poignant, realistic, unabashed examination of man/woman and father/daughter relationships, drawing strength/love from challenges.
Don't see it if you lack patience to sit through awkward 1st scene + 70 more good minutes without interval to reveal exquisitely lovely, touching portrayal. Read more
See it if You enjoy finely drawn characters enacted by skilled actors. You enjoy an occasional poetic monologue.
Don't see it if You want a story that's all tied up in a neat package. You need a lot of action. Read more
See it if you want to see an engaging story of an optimistic and a pessimist. The dialogue kept me interested. Nice, simple staging.
Don't see it if you want a happily ever after or you want your staging very dense. Read more
See it if you like good acting in a play with a serious message
Don't see it if you don't like plays that run 90 minutes no intermission, Can't do the steps up to the second floor
See it if you like unusual romantic dramedy's with a small cast.
Don't see it if you like happy and fully explained endings
See it if you want to see a quirky character drama in which worlds collide culturally and personally, staged in a worn-in and unexpected theatre space
Don't see it if you've had enough of the smitten boy meets troubled/lost girl story line. Or if the topic of dementia is too raw or close to home for you.
See it if you enjoy the struggle of distant love, both in relationship and miles, presented with the challenges in our society today.
Don't see it if you are not prepared for quick action or have difficulty hearing a soft, accented voice when the background music is playing.
See it if You want to see a nice performance in a small space used very well. You want to see some good acting.
Don't see it if You're not interested in a story about a man with early onset dimentia and how he wanted to keep that from his daughter.
"In addition to its poignant depiction of dementia, and its comic depiction of culture clash, the play also highlights the problems today’s recent grads have entering the workforce. At times it seems to want to take a political turn, but overall the play conveys how unsettled the world can easily become, and the consequences of our decision to share or not share our private struggles with others. All three actors give really fine performances...The play moves along, keeping you engaged."
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