But the New York Times ' Ben Brantley claims the play bears the rare mark of theatrical  it is rooted in specific, even earthy details but it sets off echoes that go way beyond its sad story.
The play evokes sad emotions in those who watch it.
Ben Brantley considers this play to be a comedy.
the woman is by a boat
"Julius I don't care what you think".
A little boy smashes lit up jack-o-lanterns with a hammer.
Giorgio Vasari could not finish his painting of the Last Supper.
A skier is waving.
Only the lazy employees will need to improve.