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I’d be very interested in seeing this piece. It should do well with younger audiences since it is a play that we can all relate too, especially due to the college setting. It brings up a popular issue of identity, but doesn’t drive it into the ground which is an easy path to sink into. Instead, I think the use of comedy will help make this play both accessible and enjoyable for many.
1 comment:
I’d be very interested in seeing this piece. It should do well with younger audiences since it is a play that we can all relate too, especially due to the college setting. It brings up a popular issue of identity, but doesn’t drive it into the ground which is an easy path to sink into. Instead, I think the use of comedy will help make this play both accessible and enjoyable for many.
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