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August: Osage County
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- Kindle Customer
- 04-10-15
Side-Splitting and Heart-Breaking!
I've seen this show live and this is the next-best thing. Fantastic in every way!
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- Mike T.
- 04-24-15
Funny and gut wrenching drama.
Sometimes outrageously laugh out loud funny, but the laugh sticks in your throat as often as not. This is at it's heart a gut wrenching family drama. All the more harrowing due to a great cast of actors that know and feel their characters. The emotions really comes across.
I hesitated when buying this. Do I really want to give almost three hours of listening time to a live audience play? Let me say, I did not regret it.
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- jean-marc
- 03-02-15
All too Real
Excellent play filled with real people and real issues. Enjoyed the story and the performance. Good story development leaves you satisfied and wanting more.
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- Smile Yoga
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Just fucking awful
Trash. possibly the worst hour of screaming I’ve indured since I left my abusive husband.
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- Christopher
- 04-24-15
Almost as good as being there...
I never got to see this play live. This is the next best thing. I'm very glad I purchased this title. The story is compelling and very well written. I've read plays before, but this stars the original Tony award winning cast. Great way to spend 3 hours. Listening to a little bit of culture.
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- heavensstairway
- 04-24-15
Hated the bad language! Too much!
I absolutely hated the foul language! It was carried too far and ruined the story for me! The performers were good. The story was disturbing. But the cursing like a longshoreman ruined it. Total waste of my money and time.
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- Kathleen E. Freeman
- 04-24-15
this was good
wow felt like I was actually watching a play.....I'm going to listen again. would recommend for a short read
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- Dan
- 04-25-15
outstanding
What a wonderful performance, each one of the performers is at the top of their game.
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- Kindle Customer
- 09-02-15
Amazing story!
This emotional interplay of family relationships and the role of grace and forgiveness kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the performance.
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- nancy
- 07-25-15
Emotional and Exciting
Did not realize I was purchasing a Play instead of a short story. I am so glad I did. Easy to follow the characters and scene changes. A worthwhile listen and now I would like to see the movie . Very intense, exciting and emotional - a typical family at its worst. Nicely performed--bravo.
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- leansey
- 12-30-20
A shattering powerhouse of a play
I was completely transported by this play. It reveals with such wit, such familiarity, such understanding, the deeply dysfunctional and flawed state into which a family can fall. I was surprised by how effortlessly a recording of a stage performance can paint all sorts of vivid theatrical scenes in my head. Felt like being at the theatre, a tonic for these times.
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