KQED Charlie Rose September 1, 2017
Communication. The way the play articulates is it talks about that there is a voice inside of your head and that voice is you but you have all these other voices colliding in on it. Voices of your parents, of your husband, of the people in your community telling you what you should be doing. And so she has to stop hearing those voices of other people and hear really if i am left to myself, what do i want for myself. One of the most effective things about the show is the first sort of 12, 15 minutes when you get to meet evan and give his first mono log and give the first song you get to see who...