Wake Post author:Vanessa Cate Post published:November 15, 2017 Post category:Reviews - Theater Post comments:1 Comment [adrotate group=”2″] [ssba] You Might Also Like Romeo & Juliet: Love is a Battlefield March 12, 2015 What the Frack Happened? December 9, 2016 Dana H. June 20, 2019 This Post Has One Comment Slugdoc November 15, 2017 Reply I think you missed the whole point of this play. In the future post-singularity, life become banal, devoid of human emotion or connection. Through that lens, the play is spot on. Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Slugdoc November 15, 2017 Reply I think you missed the whole point of this play. In the future post-singularity, life become banal, devoid of human emotion or connection. Through that lens, the play is spot on.
I think you missed the whole point of this play. In the future post-singularity, life become banal, devoid of human emotion or connection. Through that lens, the play is spot on.