See it if A well acted play. Good direction and lighting. Not one of Williams best plays,however.
Don't see it if Beginning and end better than the middle where Williams writes the 2 character play. Off stage was entertaining the play part was sloooow
See it if you want a complete understanding of all Tennessee Williams plays but know this is offbeat, biographical and goes a bit long for the subject
Don't see it if you do not relate to dysfunction between brother and sister actors forced to deal with each other on and off stage in a stationary plot.
See it if you are a Tennessee Williams fan and are interested in his thoughts on theater and performers.
Don't see it if you have high expectations. This performance lacks the finesse needed to bring across the delicate contradictions in the writing.
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 A Tennessee Williams fan "Must See. ." Written on his downward spiral.Semi auto biographical. 13th Street Rep.is a cozy intimate theater.
Don't see it if Not a FUN kind of show. Disturbing at times. Two performers.
See it if you would like to see a rarely performed play of TW. Interesting staging. Very unlike style of most of TW's plays.
Don't see it if you want to see only TW's best plays or like a larger venue. Read more
See it if Traumatised acting siblings rehearse and attempt to stay grounded to the reality of their lives and to the dialogue in their fictional play.
Don't see it if Line drawn between actor and character is slim, so concentration is of the import. The lighting cues seem to muddle the meta experiment.
See it if If you’re a true Williams fan and can endure the later works.
Don't see it if You’re not near a PhD in Williams’s works.
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