An amzingly thought provoking work which touches on a number of important issues, AIDS, goverment, capitalism vs. socialism and the list goes on. . . ( )

I was skeptical, but had to read this book (play, really) for a class a few years ago. I've read it three times since then. It is a moving story about love, commitment, and despair. ( )

Read this play for a theatre course. I even memorized a monologue. This is a really coming of age story. Even though there's more education about what HIV and AIDS are out there now than ever I think there are millions of people who don't talk about it. This issue affects everyone and we have to believe that a cure will be found some day as treatments have already begun to show the positive outcomes for many survivors. ( )

In my view, the 20th century's greatest play (or two plays), Shakespearean in its scope. ( )

O·ver·whelm·ing! Only O'neil comes close to the scope and importance of this work. ( )