What I liked
It’s a topic explored in an unusual and powerful way, yet manages to allow moments of laughter amidst the challenges.
Tri’s dancing and exuberance was just a joy (and at times appropriately painful) to watch.
Ms. Reed’s writing and production was perfect, allowing comic relief when most needed yet telling a much needed story of understandable but sadly (apparently) everyday tragedy.
“The Voice” performance was also perfect. That and the minimal production allow it all to move forward (or not) effortlessly (at least for the audience).
The magic of good drama. Really well done.
What I didn't like
The death scene took me a moment to process, but I came away convinced that it was in Tri’s mind, so it resolved well.
My overall impression
Experiencing Omnia Motus is often fun but it’s a powerful thing.
The play itself is moving, often funny though conflicting as excellent drama needs to be.
The compelling acting and flow of the production is accentuated by the minimal set design. You’re riveted even when it’s unsettling to be.
