Six Degrees of Separation Audiobook

" This play is seriously good. I would completely recommend reading it and then watching the movie version with Will Smith and Stocker Channing. Well worth your time. "

" I really loved this play too. "

" This was my first attempt at directing and producing a play. It is possibly my favorite. It is full of surprises. "

" Interesting to read a play, I should read more. "

" A beautiful, captivating story, told in a beautiful, captivating way. I fell in love with the movie & decided to read the play; turns out the text is pretty much identical, but of course, it's a very different experience to read it. This is such a wordy play - I feel like I have a much deeper understanding of it now. "

" A news story fleshed out into a play with newspaper-thin characters, but it moves fast so it seems like more. "

" The experience of reading this play for the first time, not knowing what would happen, was amazing. The movie version doesn't even come close to doing it justice. "

" I thought this play was rather fast paced and often confusing, though I also found it rather humorous and interesting to read at other times. I essentially enjoyed the play, but did not find it one of the better stories that I have read so far. "

" For the ending--just for the ending. "

" Quick, interesting read. I'm curious how it plays out onstage. I'd love to see it performed, and I'm going to try to rent the movie. "

" I loved it. The movie, though its thick with 90s sensibility, is also very good. Will Smith is really good in it too...no joke. "

" I would suggest reading this in one setting, which is very possible since it is quite short. Also, I would really like to see the movie after reading this and not just because Will Smith is in it. "

" Had a "I THINK I like it" feeling when I finished. Interesting take on the things that can't be taken away from us and our human need for connection of any kind. Would like to see it performed. "

" This play was intended to be performed quickly, without an intermission. It reads quickly, too. The dialog is snappy and fun, though some of the message is obviously lost when reading (as opposed to viewing) the play. Still, I find myself contemplating some of the dialog long after reading it. "

" its kinda complicated, but funny, and weird "

" One of my favourite plays, one of my favourite screenplays, one of my favourite movies. "

" This is one of my favorite things I have ever read. Really. I must've read it at least 10 times. That's not an exaggeration. "

" It isn't a play that tries to tell you anything, it's one that shares some odd/amusing/heartbreaking anecdotes and leaves it to you to ask and answer the questions. marvelous as a film, too. "

" love when they discuss Catcher in the Rye "

" I has rhis on my bookahelf for years. I dont recall who recommended it. I thoroughly enjoyed it! "

" Blew me away. Read it now. "

" An interesting plot of how people can actually become connected and speaking both literally and emotionally. The play shows the impact each and everyone's attitude can play a major role for someone else. A nice flow to the reading. "

" a smart character study. "

" Read this in English 52: 20th Century Drama with Professor Donald Pease. "

" I read this after seeing the play performed which made things a lot clearer then i think they would be just reading the play on it's own. "

" This play was intended to be performed quickly, without an intermission. It reads quickly, too. The dialog is snappy and fun, though some of the message is obviously lost when reading (as opposed to viewing) the play. Still, I find myself contemplating some of the dialog long after reading it. "

" I would suggest reading this in one setting, which is very possible since it is quite short. Also, I would really like to see the movie after reading this and not just because Will Smith is in it. "

" its kinda complicated, but funny, and weird "

" This was my first attempt at directing and producing a play. It is possibly my favorite. It is full of surprises. "

" Had a "I THINK I like it" feeling when I finished. Interesting take on the things that can't be taken away from us and our human need for connection of any kind. Would like to see it performed. "

" I loved it. The movie, though its thick with 90s sensibility, is also very good. Will Smith is really good in it too...no joke. "

" The experience of reading this play for the first time, not knowing what would happen, was amazing. The movie version doesn't even come close to doing it justice. "

" Read this in English 52: 20th Century Drama with Professor Donald Pease. "

" This play is seriously good. I would completely recommend reading it and then watching the movie version with Will Smith and Stocker Channing. Well worth your time. "

" I really loved this play too. "

" This is one of my favorite things I have ever read. Really. I must've read it at least 10 times. That's not an exaggeration. "

" I read this play about once a year. It's an amazing examination of class, race, sexuality and art. I've never seen it performed live but would love to. I don't think the film with Will Smith does it justice. "