See it if you are fascinated by Tennessee Williams’ obsession with mental illness and human weakness and the restorative transformative power of love.
Don't see it if you are irreconcilably morose from plays about mental illness and poverty, prefer shorter comedies, more than two actors, or scene changes
See it if You're up for a theatrical labor of love and a fine example of skill, imagination and talent trumping low budgets. Williams would be pleased
Don't see it if Your brain insists on sequential narrative or has calcified past wonder; truth most often lies between the cracks, so go with it or don't go Read more
See it if You are a fan of TW. Fascinating play within a play structure. Heartbreaking characters and story. Fine acting; wonderfully intimate theater
Don't see it if You are looking for a light, uplifting play with uncomplicated characters
See it if you know the play or like insane like plays
Don't see it if you only like mainstream shows
See it if Characters,dialog,set,mus are perfectly blended to express themes of mental disorder,fam viloence,bro/sis relation. Grt act,light&writin
Don't see it if you don't like Tennessee Williams and the Theater of the Absurd.
See it if you’d like to see a late work of Tennessee Williams, a dip into Theater of the Absurd, not often performed.
Don't see it if you’re hoping that this late Tennessee Williams play is a simple update of earlier work. Read more
See it if you enjoy complex two character dialogues with lots of bending of roles and context that interweave to tell a basically sad story.
Don't see it if you mind some confusion and meta-theatrical dialogue. You mind that the play within a play is comic while the wrapper play is dark. Read more
See it if you like Williams' plays and don't need a well defined plot
Don't see it if you want a straight linear plot Read more