See it if You like to consider what sustains us & enjoy intelligent writing & comfortable performance.
Don't see it if You dislike solo shows, or are not in the place to engage with a discussion of death/dying Read more
See it if you enjoy serious contemplative explorations of our experiences as human beings.
Don't see it if you are not fond of one person shows.
See it if you like to listen to masterful storytelling, well-staged with sound, lights and projections on a topic that applies to everyone.
Don't see it if you do not like some harsh facts about life and dying told boldly & honestly, or you need a night of care-free, fun and happy ending theater
See it if A beautifully written piece about time, living and dying. Staging, sound design and the performance were all spectacular.
Don't see it if Obviously not a light topic. The hour long runtime felt a little short, would have loved to spend more time on the final part of the story.
See it if Orlandersmith plays Virgil,a chrctr in search of her life's purpse Grt scenic&prjctn designs w semi-abstrct imgs mixed seamlsly w the story.
Don't see it if U don't want to ponder on after-death care, nor your mortality. Read more
See it if A beautifully written play on family, living & mortality in New York City. Dael Orlandersmith's storytelling abilities is a true gift.
Don't see it if If you prefer a musical, that skip this one.
See it if Well written, well delivered one person show on the topics of family, living and dying.
Don't see it if You don't enjoy one person shows or dealing with mortality.
See it if you like one-person shows & story-telling that confide in the audience questions of self-worth, using time wisely, and the purpose of life.
Don't see it if you are not in a good place to listen to a tale of loss, death, and dead bodies. Read more
“ 'Spiritus' stuck with me afterward, though, as did Virgil."
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"...a surprisingly mild experience; it's rich with incident but lacking in conflict."
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a contemplative meditation on mortality...an examination of how we choose to live
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" 'Spiritus/Virgil’s Dance' is a spare story, simply staged and told."
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