See it if you like coming-of-age stories. 2 HS girls, in a play as 1850s lovers, discover their own attraction. Clever dialogue, strong acting/staging
Don't see it if you are put off by same-sex attraction. It's handled intelligently, humorously, touchingly, & (most of the time) convincingly. A bit long. Read more
See it if A coming of age play. A play within a play. Keeps your attention. Pretty lite of a show. It deals with students so most can relate.
Don't see it if It touches on lesbianism ,so if you don't like a show about that.
See it if You’re into productions that have two actors who switch playing several female interconnected roles
Don't see it if If you’re homophobic and cannot appreciate a coming out play.
See it if you enjoy a lesbian coming out teenage high school romance, with light humor, as well as touching sadness
Don't see it if you don't enjoy a slow-moving teenage lesbian high school romance, which brings in the supernatural. Read more
See it if You enjoy a high school romance and some hilarious drama. Actors are very talentedHilarious dialogueWill captivate & make you a wee bit sad
Don't see it if You are homophobic Read more
See it if You like two character coming-of-age stories
Don't see it if You are repulsed by the attraction of two young women for each other
See it if you enjoy a "rite de passage" drama - a sexual coming-of-age plot intriguingly told thru the device of a "play within a play" of sorts
Don't see it if you don't like to see school-girl characters parry & thrust as they find excuses to kiss, experiment, & wonder if they are lesbians Read more
See it if You like coming of age stories, especially non-traditional ones (non-traditional in this case means lesbians, ghosts, and lesbian ghosts).
Don't see it if You don't care for the Sapphic set, the supernatural, or a genuinely lovely little high school romance that's impeccably acted and written.
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