This solo piece from writer and storyteller Casey Jay Andrews asks, How do you chart the remarkable moments that make up a lifetime? More…
From the show:
Multi-award winning writer and storyteller Casey Jay Andrews brings her five star sell-out hit “The Archive of Educated Hearts” to New York.
How do you chart the remarkable moments that make up a lifetime? Scrawled diary entries, answerphone messages blinking on an old landline, a shoebox of postcards and cassette tapes winding yarns across years and continents.
See it if u want to see a multimedia tribute to four breast cancer victims & hear their stories of reflection, empathy & strength in their own words.
Don't see it if ur uncomfortable with the subject (breast cancer); u expect more of a conventional theater piece than a spoken word performance art piece.
Also The subject matter is serious & heartbreaking, and the journey is a ve... Read more Read less
See it if for the deep self reflection brought on by facing serious illness.
Don't see it if you are looking for a traditional theatrical experience.
See it if Terminal illness of four femme loved ones is presented through snaps & audio renderings."Tragedy is a fault line, marking before & after."
Don't see it if Very intelligently written & comfortably conveyed, but at thirty minutes & the use of blackboard & chalk, this educated heart needs more.
Also "The educated heart feels the pain of love & has to learn to be kind/S... Read more Read less
See it if Four women with breast cancer telling (thru tapes) their stories with photo.
Don't see it if can be very emotional, this is not a show. Subject matter is not for everyone.
See it if you want to grow emotionally and spiritually from the perspective of breast cancer patients who do not accept notion of themselves as victim
Don't see it if you don’t appreciate one woman narrative and voice recordings of women sharing a life crisis with recitations by male reader of book re EI.
Also This show would be more powerful if produced and edited by a professio... Read more Read less
See it if You want to see a 30 minute presenation of 4 womens emotional journey through breast cancer. Cool visual aid.
Don't see it if If you want to see a show or if you don't like the subject of breast cancer. Audio needs improvement.
See it if you find yourself in a contemplative mood & want to hear an artist's intimate thoughts & reflections on 4 special women in her family circle
Don't see it if you're not the kind of person who likes to reflect on family, relationships, life, illness and our finite time on this planet.
Also This was a very intimate if too brief reflection that focused on Casey... Read more Read less