I saw this on Saturday.
I enjoyed it while I was watching it, but the more I think about it in retrospect, the less I like it. The debate-heavy dialogue can be very stimulating, and the complex discussions of the problems facing social justice movements are very thought-provoking.
But the play goes off the rails as it progresses, and by the end it just feels like an unwieldy mess, unsure of what it's actually trying to say. It's somehow simultaneously so ambitious yet so spineless - so dense yet so thin.
Jayne Houdyshell is the best part, predictably. It was great to see her lead a play after years of only playing supporting characters.
Updated On: 2/19/18 at 02:43 PM