The Brothers Paranormal

“It’s a fascinating, spellbinding and heartbreaking experience.”

“Gomolvilas's clever, multilayered play is gratifyingly subtle in its inquiry into migration—the pain of crossing over for the living and the dead alike.”

“Jeff Liu’s direction is an adroit reading of the play’s pulse, which takes its quiet, deliberative time in building to heart-racing moments but never fails to speed back up fluidly and convincingly when necessary.”

“Kridakorn hits the right tone when playing Max as a desperate striver trying to put on the suit of a slick salesman, but then he doesn’t settle in to the play’s subtler, more emotional registers, and the shades of Max’s loneliness and struggles with his family and his history.”

“The comedy is flat, the plot too similar to famous ghost movies, a leading character’s demise unmoving, and the explanations of paranormal phenomena insubstantial.”