See it if Orlandersmith's gripping recreation of the Michael Brown slaying by the residents of Ferguson, Mo is must see drama/oral poetry Profound
Don't see it if The video recreation does capture the artist in close-up nuance but looses the in person chemistry of performance It's an eloquent trade-off
See it if you love great acting and well done docudramas
Don't see it if you don't want ti see a docudrama or deal with difficult issues Read more
See it if Great acting. Great Concept. Important. Moving. Great Screenplay.
Don't see it if you don't like one person shows.
See it if The play&itscharacters were inspired by the conversations a docudramatist had w many ppl in Ferguson MO in 2015. Grt writin actin&prjections
Don't see it if You are not open to different takes on the shooter&the shot. Read more
See it if Profound and great acted reinterpretation of real statements. Expertly edited. Moving.
Don't see it if No reason.
See it if you'd enjoy a thoughtful piece where one actor brilliantly plays the characters speaking to an issue from many perspectives with projections
Don't see it if you are not open to listening to different takes on the same issue where exploring and learning make you think.
See it if well written and well acted play. very engrossing.
Don't see it if want a story with multiple characters
See it if If you like virtual theater. Story of Ferguson told in different locations.
Don't see it if Gives different sides. Story for most part is decent.
As a performer, Orlandersmith’s sometimes impressive mimicry is not as precise or as persuasive as Anna Deavere Smith’s. She is also less committed to documentary theater: Her characters are reportedly fictionalized composites....
Luckily, the characters Orlandersmith creates are not just commentators on the Ferguson shooting, but vivid storytellers about their own lives, and by extension, about America.
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