Who knew that a bathroom mirror could be so powerful?
Swenson reminds us that mirrors are the only place where we can truly perceive ourselves, and what we see may well be up to us.
After reading this play, I am full-on sobbing (I'd say "ugly crying" but I don't think Mirror would approve of that).
THE MIRROR is beautiful and inspiring, and shows us the three characters (and the audience) that the people they want to be have been inside of them all along.
Please don't pass up a chance to interact with this gorgeous play.
Who knew that a bathroom mirror could be so powerful?
Swenson reminds us that mirrors are the only place where we can truly perceive ourselves, and what we see may well be up to us.
After reading this play, I am full-on sobbing (I'd say "ugly crying" but I don't think Mirror would approve of that).
THE MIRROR is beautiful and inspiring, and shows us the three characters (and the audience) that the people they want to be have been inside of them all along.
Please don't pass up a chance to interact with this gorgeous play.