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The show was entertaining. I expected more props. I and my daughter whom I took with me did not think it was worth what we paid in ticket price for a 90 minute show though. If I was recommending it I would let someone know my thoughts about that
I went to the show with a girlfriend of mine and we both thoroughly enjoyed the show! What a wonderful testament to the Ephron sisters. I am afraid that it was not marketed well and no description went with it. I had known about this from Nora Ephron's book. It was charming, thoughtful and bittersweet. I highly recommend that you go see it and prepare for a night of memories!
It was a pleasure to be entertained with stories about most families, most women, and most of our shared experiences. Sounds trite but I did laugh and cry.
I'm sorry ladies out there, I really wish I could recommend this to you but I finally have to admit that I think Nora Ephron's writing is a bit overrated, and this was just a mish-mosh of stories and snippets that were kinda boring. A better play for the ladies out there is Rapture, Blister, Burn - SO GOOD. I dragged my poor husband to Love, Loss and I spotted him with his eyes shut, something he would never do normally. Go to this, but only if you get a deep discount. Not memorable.
There were so many aspects of the play I could relate to. The woman on the stage made you feel like all of us are sisters.
It was sad, witty, funny, sweet....well acted. Characters were portrayed by five terrific actresses.
