Truly Kafkaesque, the overacting and
exaggerated caricatures were superbly executed. This is a very challenging
story to adapt to the stage and included incredible physicality in the role of
the brother. While the transition in attitudes moved quickly, it was fascinating
to watch and the outcome was believable, frightening and saddening. An all-too-real
study in how perspectives on responding to someone who is “different” is
influenced by social mores, ambiguity and ignorance. I recommend you see this
show, but don't expect your usual Mirvish fare - it is not bubbly and light.
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