Greendale, G.P.

I did go to see it tonight and enjoyed it very much. Wonderful performance. Great acting and great play. Do come to see it and do come few minutes early to enjoy cold beer or a glass of wine. Actors are ready and in their character. Simple but realistic stage set and great acting makes you fill that you are in the doctors office but you can peak of what is going on while you wait in the waiting room. This is something that you can relate to and most likely have experienced on a personal level. Why does he think that my time is less important that his/her. What if I could made my customers wait? Is this that you think about while waiting in the waiting office. Are doctors really busy with other patients or is there whole "backstage" that the "clients" I mean patients that are waiting do not see. Big egos, power plays and belittling anybody that you can is part of the action of this play. Brutal reality exaggerated for the effect of the comedy and fiction; or is it. I will not say more not to spoil your fun; do come to see it for yourself. I would love to bring some of my doctor friends and see their reaction I know that some would be offended as this is not them; but this would be a great discussion starter. I have always been intrigued by doctor/drug pusher/pharma industry sales man relationship. How do you get time and access to a doctor that has such busy schedule? To the whole crew. I wish you that you can bring it to wide audience, the play and performance deserves it. Good luck and BRAVO. -- jerzy