I saw it the last night of the run, and considering that the play was a difficult one to do without it being all dark and depressing, they did a very good job.

I was not surprised that Lowell Byers stole the show for me; not just because I’m familiar with his work (I have also seen Heather Cunningham in Retro’s production of “When You Comin’ Back, Red Ryder?” and she’s great) but because he is what kept the play from being completely dark and depressing, but at the same time showed, during his monologue, the depth of his pain as well.

That said, all the actors did a fine job. It’s just very difficult, when you have material that is already so dark, to not play things on one note, despite the material. They stood up to the challenge for the most part!