See it if If you want to see a play about our healthcare system and why it is unaffordable.
Don't see it if If you want a well written story, a good plot and good acting. Slow and boring.
See it if you'd like exposure to today's health crisis in a semi-entertaining way. It may expose you to some ways people have their lives destroyed.
Don't see it if you are up-to-date on the horrors of the health insurance industry as there is nothing new here and some lighting, movement is distracting.
See it if Around ten story experience with health care, from poor to middle class people.
Don't see it if You want looking for a story with a finish.
See it if you don't mind a sincere (accurate) but very amateurish effort to skewer the US Healthcare system
Don't see it if you need an author to do more hard work needed to make this type of project work Read more
See it if As this play makes important points on the unacceptable condition of the US healthcare system. There were powerful personal stories told.
Don't see it if You do not like workshops. The staging and script needed work. Several actors needed more time with their roles.
See it if you don’t experience media except as controlled by American conservatives, don’t know how USA healthcare/insurance operate, need lectures.
Don't see it if you know tragedy of USA healthcare/insurance, don’t care/need to hear narratives about ten true stories of that tragedy, prefer linear plot Read more
See it if you want to hear some stories about how unaffordable healthcare is and don't know much about it.
Don't see it if you know something about healthcare in the US because you had to deal with the system before. Read more
See it if You want to see a work in progress. The stories are interesting and relevant. It is a reminder of how we can’t afford healthcare ml
Don't see it if Superfluous Movement and actions bother you. Didactic long with good intent but poor realization. I’m not sure of the goal of this play.
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