I liked the musical very much and thought the actors were delightful. The sets left much to be desired, however. I did not think the main set captured the feel of the mansion. More could have been done with just painting in details and bringing in old junk from garage sales (as the play points out. Also, other than wheeling in a stretcher, no effort was made to change the set for the funeral home scenes, so they did not evoke the creepy sense of death they should have.

 Excellent!

 Sight lines could have been improved in a few cases, for example, putting Alison in the center behind small and medium Alisons would have helped all to be readily seen. Sst pieces moving quickly in and out helped the play move quickly along. The play was thought provoking and we talked about it all the way back to Santa Clara. Good job to all!

 Interesting story -- very sad, but delivered well!

 Not sure I would have liked it even on Broadway, but it was clearly too challenging for a local production. Painfully off key. Highlight was the professional woodwind in the orchestra.

 The content was difficult to watch. Had there been an intermission I probably would have left, despite the subject being very well presented. I have no criticism of the actors' performances. Theatrical presentation, as usual, was well done. The content was not "My cup of tea". I have gay friends, but I don't go to their parties. I've been to my niece's lesbian marriage. It was about a young person's exploration and acceptance and an older person's inability to

 Amazing performances!!!

 Is so good