Pilgrims’ Pieces
Whose loss is it in the end? That’s the bone of contention between a man and a woman who meet to tidy up loose ends following the death of the man they both loved. Through their confrontation and conversation, the play explores themes of grief, acceptance, lingering love, resentment and unexpected connection.
This piece from Harvey Fierstein’s Safe Sex Trilogy is poignant, witty, raw and emotionally powerful, blending humour with heartbreak.
I really loved this show! I laughed and certainly cried. The two leading actors are so believable in their roles and have great chemistry. I’ll be telling all my friends to get their sob on at this one.
Strong play with weak execution, lack of preparation and memorization is present. When not speaking, actors lacked reactions to one another in any sort of honest way.
Second half got much better with focus, and overall the story itself is so poignant and touching that it may be worth a watch!