A review by amsbennet
After the Fall by Arthur Miller
3.0
As opposed to many, I actually loved the messy disjointed switch between characters and dialogue; it is after all happening in the human mind.
Initially and for the most part, I didn't quite understand what was he talking about when it came to the conversations with his parents neither with his colleagues. I wanted a good monologue but that didn't happen either.
Apart from that, I thoroughly enjoyed the scenes and dialogues with his wives- be it Louise or Maggie.
Initially and for the most part, I didn't quite understand what was he talking about when it came to the conversations with his parents neither with his colleagues. I wanted a good monologue but that didn't happen either.
Apart from that, I thoroughly enjoyed the scenes and dialogues with his wives- be it Louise or Maggie.