It didn’t help that someone’s phone started ringing right near the end…

I was emotionally moved by this performance in an unexpected way. I quickly related to Matt, the son living with his father, who just wanted to be helpful. His brothers could no longer relate to him, and their unwanted attention brought him and me to tears. The boyish, silly antics were welcome comic relief. I loved the freedom of just being that their late night dancing and drinking brought. I left the theater needing to release the emotional tension, as I thought about families that are close to me.

I was amazed, challenged, transformed. It felt like my brain was turned inside out and back again, but not quite the way it started.

This was one of the best theatrical performances I have seen. The synthesis of choreography and videography was genius! The script was beautiful in its simplicity as the diverse selection of music conveyed the complex emotional textures. Did anyone else interpret the end as dementia unlocking the memories of this lonely woman allowing her to once again find her true love?

Lacking reference to express how I feel.