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See it if You are a fan of work that doesn't have to choose between being beautiful, poetic, or funny. It does all of those with aplomb.

Don't see it if You are looking for something super realistic, or you want something that tells you what to feel.

Also This is what downtown theater does at its best. It is not someone's TV show or movie that didn't get made. It is a theater. Language and action onstage. Being compelled by great clowning and tiny, honest moments and details. Being immersed in a story that feels huge even in a small room. It is theater that loves theater and is happy with and good at what it does. It's great. And I feel like there is not a lot of work like this around anymore. See it while you can.... Read more Read less

See it if You appreciate brilliant acting and laser sharp direction and design, and are prepared to both laugh and cry, sometimes simultaneously.

Don't see it if you’re scared of dense, rich, Beckettian language, lack the attention span to stay with a solo performer

Also This is a truly beautiful and, I think, Capital-I Capital-P Important Play. It’s a deeply philosophical, deeply human meditation on friendship, loss, identity, loneliness and entropy that still manages to be thoroughly absurd and incredibly funny. Robert Honeywell’s performance is one for the ages. David Cote’s direction is graceful and clear. Kerry Chapman’s set is incredibly evocative, and Chris Chappell’s sound design is a secret, subtle star of the show. But god, the play itself.... I haven’t read it yet, but it wouldn’t surprise me at all to find it in university textbooks in the future. What Matthew Freeman has written is that good, that ambitious, that universal. If you have the chance, or can MAKE the chance, see it.... Read more Read less

See it if Fans of Beckett and Irish humor will love it. Beautiful, sweeping, and stays with you long after it's done.

Don't see it if You don't like plays where you have to think.