Those Six Characters Are Kinda Peculiar

I'd say that the play was definitley unconvention however it left me with a strange feeling. I was very unsure of how I felt about the six characters or the nature f the play in general. I love the fact that the character found a since of immortality on the stage though they had their own lives, they still lived for theatrics an at times it was hard to separate theur theatrics from their actual life. Most of the plot seems to be a series of juicy revelation and vital expostions. One could explain the plot as an ongoing round of "he said...she said." It became quite annoying after the first act. The characters themeselves take over and overwhelmed me as the reader. The characters are all very distince, however they are joined under the direction of the manager. In the end, when the boy commits suicide and the child drowns, I was astonished by the reaction of the manager. He is unsure if the events that took place are real of if they are not. However he is more concerned because he has lost a day of rehearsal.