In the opening note to the script, the playwright remarks: “This play starts slightly to-the-side-of-our-world and grows into its own dream, as I think
our world has done. Everything that happens is both true and impossible, as theatre is.” I feel like that was a good lamp post to read by. Air Space feels like Albee’s A Delicate Balance meets Christopher Guest. I found it eerie, unsettling, and endearingly bizarre.
In the opening note to the script, the playwright remarks: “This play starts slightly to-the-side-of-our-world and grows into its own dream, as I think
our world has done. Everything that happens is both true and impossible, as theatre is.” I feel like that was a good lamp post to read by. Air Space feels like Albee’s A Delicate Balance meets Christopher Guest. I found it eerie, unsettling, and endearingly bizarre.