Moonface

What appears to be two stories of girls growing up, a pair of friends and a separate girl, play out in parallel until we learn, later in the play, how they intersect. This is a bit of a slice of life play, we don't particularly learn anything about the characters or ouselves, we just watch them pass through various life stages, grow, develop, make mistakes, make choices.

The acting was very natural and believable but in the end I'm not sure I was engaged enough with the characters to think about their lives outside the play - where their choices would lead them, what their next choices would be. We were left hanging, which is normally great, but in this instance I was happy to just walk away to the next story.