See it if Three latinos getting by in a wartorn country are visited by an abusive American. Magical mirror on indignity, revenge, and “disappearance”
Don't see it if You don’t want to better understand latin american suffering, compounded by the USA. Nasty abuse scenes with a sexual tilt. Read more
See it if you love it when taking chances on unknown playwrights pays off big time! Hints of Beckett, Lewis Carroll, but still easily understood
Don't see it if you’re turned off by slightly symbolist plays, don’t question US attitudes in foreign affairs, want an account of a specific Latinx conflict Read more
See it if You enjoy allegorical dramas that quickly flip flop between humor and suspense and has Twilight Zone-ish touches.
Don't see it if You prefer light, fluffy, predictable shows that don't have layered meanings.
See it if You like seeing an accomplished veteran cast in a surreal set-up that slowly evolves in a full-blown dramatic ending.
Don't see it if You want straightforward plot and realism.
See it if you want to see a concise play well acted and exquisitely directed, unpretentious and with a deep political and social message.
Don't see it if you want to see big production values, or a long play, or if you don't like some sort of magic or supernatural elements within a story.
See it if You want to see an interesting play with great actors that are very believable.. You like performances in small spaces that give a lot.
Don't see it if You are not interested in seeing a pretty good performance that has twists and turns and quite a bit of intensity. Read more
See it if You enjoy an intense play with hidden and deeper meanings which is up to the audience to figure out.
Don't see it if You don’t like loud noises and intense acting very close to your personal space.
See it if You want to start thinking about international affairs and the short sightedness of our world view.
Don't see it if You insist on top dollar production values, or need everything spelled out for you.
"A must-see, not only for its harrowing subject matter but for its superior direction and for its exceptional cast. It is also the play's blend of the surreal, magical realism, along with the very real, marbled throughout with mind-triggering allusions and mystery, all of which serve to keep the audience riveted to the stage. Talk about the playwright and cast cautiously walking a wobbly tightrope with not a misstep in view."
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