Crimes of the Heart (Dramatized) Audiobook

" Read this for our mother-daughter book group and then watched the movie which was an excellent telling of the story and true to the play. "

" I think this really needs to be viewed as opposed to read since it makes infinitely more sense off the page. It's a very good play, though, very original. "

" I was once in this as Doc Porter, sad feeling being him. Beauty in the silences. "

" Left with a wanting at the end of the play. I'm invested in these characters and I get next to nothing as far as closure goes. Still, good stuff. "

" Humorous or maybe black comedy of crazy southern women that return home for various reason but mainly due to the illness of old Granddad. "

" I'm a sucker for plays about mannered southern belles breaking out of their shells. Killer roles for women. "

" Cute and funny... I appreciated it a lot more once I learned it was loosely based on Three Sisters. "

" One of my favorite plays. And playing Chick was a ton of fun! I love the story and the sisters and everything you see them go through. A great portrait of a family that is seemingly falling apart, but powers their way through it, together. "

" whiny southern women and sister relationships (not like any I've ever seen, I'll tell you that much) "

" This is one of my favorites. "

" i had to read this in middle school b/c my teacher loved this play and movie. i learned right then and there, that it sucks when a teacher tries to project their likes on their students and then gets pissed when their students don't love as they love. "

" Love the family dynamics in this piece. Don't love Babe's story because the audience doesn't see the action. But at the same time for her as a character to speak in such detail is intriguing. Have always wanted to be in this show. "

" played "Meg" "

" one of my favorite plays...hands down my favorite playwright. great for my fellow southern women. "

" My students rarely find this play as hillarious as I do, but I love the dark humor. Love it! "

" Amazing story of three sisters. Perfect dialogue. "

" i read the novel instead of the play, but either way, it is a great story about sisters and the South. "

" I loved this play and the movie "

" Required for Shakespearean and Modern Drama summer reading. "

" horrible annoying trash "

" Read this for our mother-daughter book group and then watched the movie which was an excellent telling of the story and true to the play. "

" Cute and funny... I appreciated it a lot more once I learned it was loosely based on Three Sisters. "

" I think this really needs to be viewed as opposed to read since it makes infinitely more sense off the page. It's a very good play, though, very original. "

" My students rarely find this play as hillarious as I do, but I love the dark humor. Love it! "

" Required for Shakespearean and Modern Drama summer reading. "

" Hilarious and touching play. I had the pleasure of directing this a few years ago at the University of St. Francis in Joliet. "

" i had to read this in middle school b/c my teacher loved this play and movie. i learned right then and there, that it sucks when a teacher tries to project their likes on their students and then gets pissed when their students don't love as they love. "

" I was once in this as Doc Porter, sad feeling being him. Beauty in the silences. "

" i read the novel instead of the play, but either way, it is a great story about sisters and the South. "

" whiny southern women and sister relationships (not like any I've ever seen, I'll tell you that much) "

" I was in this play in college. Weak writing, weaker characters. "

" I've always enjoyed this play, although it's difficult to perform with both humor and genuine emotion. Of course, we ruined it when we performed it in high school - but I still enjoyed the reading. (For the record, I played Meg.) "

" I played Doc Porter in this one and loved its tone and themes. "

" one of my favorite plays...hands down my favorite playwright. great for my fellow southern women. "