See it if You like thought provoking non linear bare bones theater. Interested in interpersonal take on racial divide in South Africa
Don't see it if Want all the bells and whistles. If you want a straight forward narrative arc. Don't like to think about political / racial biases
See it if Spare drama about race relations and blend of metaphor and stark reality is your cup of tea.
Don't see it if A linear drama with an arc of plot development is necessary for your enjoyment of theater.
See it if Great language, amazing acting, very cool stage pictures.
Don't see it if You're tired of inter-racial relationships being used as metaphorical fodder.
See it if you enjoy spare productions with not so great scripts. you like interesting take on interracial relations.
Don't see it if you have had enough interracial relationship stories, you don't like a work that seems in progress, not finished.
See it if you have a love of South Africa. This work is compelling and touching. If you have ever spent time there, this will surely resonate.
Don't see it if you are bothered by mediocre South African accents. Andile's Xhosa is pretty good, but Amelia's accent was hard to get over.
See it if You enjoy intimate experimental theatre looking back at childhood
Don't see it if You want a linear storyline based in reality.
See it if you like indie/experimental short films, then this is like its theater counterpart (small venue, less than an hr. long, 2 person cast, etc).
Don't see it if you like big productions/set/cast/etc. But the small venue makes it a more personal & absorbing experience- w/ help of your imagination. Read more
See it if intimate, decent acting, inventive staging, admirably try 2 show how black-white children's friendship transcends racism in 1997 S. Africa
Don't see it if experimental script bit of a mess; flashbacks from dead/broken teens (why?) 2 time of childhood friendship obscures potential strong story