I want the two hours back...

I hate to say that when I go see a show, but tonight there were very few moments when I didn't regret sitting in the theatre. I'm not going to say it was horrible, but it needed to go farther. I felt like the director was fighting the nature of the play itself, trying to make it this serious journey into a man's soul, and it does have that in it, BUT the show is written as a farce & that is the beauty of it. There is this juxtaposition between the overstated comedy and the torture that this man goes through and what he puts his family through. That's just my two cents though...