See it if you love poetry & will enjoy a theatrical delivery of 21 works by laureate Wisława Szymborska, so full-bodied it brings her back to life.
Don't see it if you dislike poetry, multilingual readings (English, French & Polish, w/ supertitles), mime, interaction w/ audience. 80 minutes Read more
See it if You want an entirely new theatrical experience which downplays characters.
Don't see it if You hate artsy, avant garde work and cello playing. Read more
See it if you want to see performance art done at it's finest.
Don't see it if you want a curated show to true to the intent of author and not suppressed by the fears of the director. Read more
See it if Show w/grt act abt the poems of NobelPrize win W Szymborska. Coreo music&minimalist set all work seamlessly w/exquisite poems abt ppl &life.
Don't see it if not fond of performing arts in SOME transl foreign lang;however another reaso to see show is to open up to a multicultural unique experience Read more
See it if you would enjoy 19 vignettes based around poetry, wonderfully brought to life by two actors/dancers/reciters accompanied by a solo cellist.
Don't see it if you are looking for a play - this is performance art with some foreign language, most of which is interpreted on screen in English.
See it if a brief (80 min) attempt at theatricalizing the ironic elegance of the Polish Nobelist through movement, music and dramatic recitation
Don't see it if perhaps wisely, doesn't attempt to limn Symborska's essential darker aspects Read more
See it if you might like a pleasant evening of choreographed responses to several quirky, concrete yet philosophical poems of a Nobel prize winner.
Don't see it if you are looking for a play. Read more
See it if Talented performances by the cellist and clown-dancers. Creative interpretations of the poems. Humorous and a bit morbid.
Don't see it if I guess I wasn’t a big fan of the poetry. After a while, I found it boring. Especially when it got existentialist & self-deprecating.