I liked being able to relate to plays somehow, so it was fun to be able to sing along to the songs that were playing. Something else that stood out to me, was how well Ever and Sunga could dance, towards the end of the play they were slow dancing at Ever’s dinner, and they started out slow and then all of a sudden they started dancing really well, doing moves that you wouldn't see people do everyday unless they were on Dancing with The Stars or something like that. All in all, I really enjoyed this play. It wasn't only humorous but it gave me an inside of how people with Asperger's act and how their minds work. Not only, was it a good play, but I also learned some things as well, which is always a bonus. I would definitely recommend this play to people over the age of 18, because there were some inappropriate lines, and actions. It’s definitely a play worth someones times, and I'm glad I got the chance to see
I liked being able to relate to plays somehow, so it was fun to be able to sing along to the songs that were playing. Something else that stood out to me, was how well Ever and Sunga could dance, towards the end of the play they were slow dancing at Ever’s dinner, and they started out slow and then all of a sudden they started dancing really well, doing moves that you wouldn't see people do everyday unless they were on Dancing with The Stars or something like that. All in all, I really enjoyed this play. It wasn't only humorous but it gave me an inside of how people with Asperger's act and how their minds work. Not only, was it a good play, but I also learned some things as well, which is always a bonus. I would definitely recommend this play to people over the age of 18, because there were some inappropriate lines, and actions. It’s definitely a play worth someones times, and I'm glad I got the chance to see