Very interesting play. I’ll be thinking about for a while, I’m sure. It wasn’t at all what i was expecting - which I liked. For a play that was an hour forty five with no intermission, it really didn’t feel like it. I laughed a lot more than I thought I would and I do appreciate the message of the piece. However, the ending -
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it felt like there were too many endings and it couldn’t decide on one so they just went all out - and, for me, I’m not sure it entirely worked. The entire play felt very “Godot” to me and I would have been very happy with an ambiguous ending or even an ending (like I thought would happen) where they wake up and start the day over again in an endless loop of the same day. I feel like the “Garden of Eden” they were in (was that what it was supposed to be? I was confused by him picking the Apple off the tree there) and “washing away the sins” was too on the nose for what we had just seen.
But besides that ending, and I haven’t seen the filmed version so I’ll have to check that out, I did enjoy it and recommend it to anyone wanting to see, I guess anything, since it’s the only thing playing.
It was nice being in a Broadway house again sitting next to people and sharing that experience here. We’ve been without it for far too long.