How unsettling would it be if the events of this play happened in real life? Ryan Bultrowicz gives us some interesting food for thought here. Not only do the characters succumb to thoughts of paranoia, fear and guilt (If that's God's eye, are we being judged?), but he throws in the tangible unease of either being too much like the neighbors (are we fitting in?) or not enough like them (They're crazy, we're sane). It's enough to drive the characters mad. This is creepy yet thought provoking stuff at it's best. And still the eye keeps watching...
How unsettling would it be if the events of this play happened in real life? Ryan Bultrowicz gives us some interesting food for thought here. Not only do the characters succumb to thoughts of paranoia, fear and guilt (If that's God's eye, are we being judged?), but he throws in the tangible unease of either being too much like the neighbors (are we fitting in?) or not enough like them (They're crazy, we're sane). It's enough to drive the characters mad. This is creepy yet thought provoking stuff at it's best. And still the eye keeps watching...