Fantastic show! The actors were believable in their roles and very entertaining. How did they remember all that dialogue??

     Amazing script and acting by all three with special kudos to the portrayal of Charles Dickens. One negative comment - the banner hanging with “discord” from the Psalms in the Bible - can’t find it in the Psalms . . . pretty sure it’s from the Bible book of Proverbs🤔

   subject matter a bit off color, not was what expected. But all in all, the cast were amazing!

 A three-person dialogue-weighted play with excellent framing set and lighting. Some of the philosophical arguments and differences among Dickens, Jefferson, and Tolstoy were artifacts of their eras and religious beliefs while their personality differences were what really gave the play it bounce. Their "confessions" prevented their yeasty self-opinions from floating up to the realm of the gods. Good stamina and focus on the part of each of the three actors.

   It was okay.

 This was a real Tour de Force. “Discourse” was an actors’ play – no colors, no activities, no interruptions, only three chairs and a desk with a drawer - just talk, and a very good script. The actors enveloped their characters. They fed off each other throughout the play, increasing each other’s abilities. You could feel that exhilaration as the play progressed. Everything came together on Sunday afternoon to give the audience a once in a lifetime experien

   Wonderful acting. Great content.

   I really enjoyed all the actors. Great performance.

   Great acting and thought provoking.

   Excellent performance!