Reviews
chris@chrispehh
fine, more affairs and suicide
Kim@skullfullofbooks
I don't think I have fully digested it. What an odd little play. I think this is one where knowing the culture surrounding it would probably help a lot. I didn't understand the danger until the ending scenes, as I was picturing a tower in a castle and not the one of which they spoke. It would be an interesting one to see acted on stage.
Gabriela Roxana @shiftyreads
That's a misery of a play.
Rohini S@rohini_s
Rana Saleh@ranasaleh
Belle@bellebcooper
Andrew Ireland@aireland92
Kathleen Mullins@kathleenm
Maria Amaro@mariaentrelineas
Joshua Line@fictionjunky
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