I remember seeing this play in college in the late '80s and being blown away by it. While it looks great, I was worried that the director had taken out a certain somewhat whimsical, quirky aspect of the main character which leads to the play's spectacular, heartbreaking finish, but it appears the trailer may simply be downplaying it. I hope that's the case, as the play is not only deeply sad and moving, but is often also very funny.

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