Craig LucasBesprekingen

While the play is a challenge to read because it jumps back and forth in time and action in different time periods sometimes occurs simultaneously, the plot line is clear if you read the notes. If you have not seen the play performed it may be difficult to imagine the spoken word and sign language direction in the script. But the concepts explored are worth the effort. A spiritual modern take on the biblical story of Job.

A charming little play with a Twilight Zone-esque premise. A strange, charming old man shows up at a wedding and asks to kiss the bride. When he does, the bride and the old man switch minds, unbeknownst to the groom, who must gradually figure out what has happened.

The play has a lot to say about living life fearlessly. Enjoying your youth while you've got it. And it's a nice little love story. It starts out with some nice, funny, early-love banter between the young couple and by the end of the play requires the audience to think about the way they're living their lives.

A charming little play with a Twilight Zone-esque premise. A strange, charming old man shows up at a wedding and asks to kiss the bride. When he does, the bride and the old man switch minds, unbeknownst to the groom, who must gradually figure out what has happened.

The play has a lot to say about living life fearlessly. Enjoying your youth while you've got it. And it's a nice little love story. It starts out with some nice, funny, early-love banter between the young couple and by the end of the play requires the audience to think about the way they're living their lives.

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