I want to see this play over and over again, for all the reasons in previous recommendations, and because witnessing a 2020 Seven Devils Zoom reading felt like such a perfectly fitting, disembodied experience, the story, images and characters have haunted me ever since. Now I yearn to see the fully embodied version. Mystical, transporting, eviscerating -- ultimately a celebration of life and love, despite, throughout and BECAUSE of any/all/most kinds of sickness (and all their accompanying struggles), so that the play becomes strangely uplifting rather than depressing, connecting rather than...
I want to see this play over and over again, for all the reasons in previous recommendations, and because witnessing a 2020 Seven Devils Zoom reading felt like such a perfectly fitting, disembodied experience, the story, images and characters have haunted me ever since. Now I yearn to see the fully embodied version. Mystical, transporting, eviscerating -- ultimately a celebration of life and love, despite, throughout and BECAUSE of any/all/most kinds of sickness (and all their accompanying struggles), so that the play becomes strangely uplifting rather than depressing, connecting rather than isolating, thanks to intensive empathy. Beautiful beautiful beautiful.