it's how i know
It's not a love story, but a bunch of stories about love. Through a series of vignettes, "it's how i know" peeks into different representations of love that all take place within the same apartment building. It’s filled with inclusive tales of passion, empathy, and might just change your perception of what love really is.
I've had the privilege to witness this talented writers work for a couple years now and they always brings me back wanting more.
This work of art brings together the different forms of love and the many ways we experience it.
Whether it be through laughter, heartache, tears, or personal experience this play will have you drawn in and connecting with the characters in the different scenes.
Take it from me this writer will have you wanting more. Cannot wait to see what's next!
A wonderful look into relationships, love, and how they interact. Wonderful cast, wonderful writing, and wonderful people. Loved it, and I look forward to seeing what these fine folk produce and star in in the future!
IHIK is an amazing show of love, loss, and happiness. It highlights many types of love and conveys how love is not always sunshine and rainbows or butterflies in your stomach.
Each member of the cast does an amazing job of transforming between characters to carry us through a variety of situations that each highlight a different form of love.
The emotion and characters are very moving with moments that will make you laugh and some that may make you cry.
It is a wonderful and impactful show that I would recommend seeing if you get the chance.
This show has a lot of potential and some really well-written dialogue and monologues, all about different aspects of love. I especially loved that so many aspects of love were represented, the platonic, the romantic, familial, etc. There were some strong performances, with the standout being Sam Daly. Some moments felt too fast, or the level of emotion did not match the stakes of the situation, but overall an enjoyable production to watch!
it was many small vignettes of relationships. Cute and funny moments. But it felt very disconnected. Actors were great though.
Everyone knows the word love, but what does it really mean? What can be defined as love, what counts? And how do we know what love can and should look like? These questions are what the show “it’s how i know” addresses.
This play, made up of four actors who each play countless different characters, is a series of small scenes all with the common theme of love. Now, you could think this only means romantic love — but that’s not the only kind of love that there is. From a painful breakup, divorce, love between a mother and daughter, loving someone who doesn’t love you back, grief, or even a first date, “it’s how i know” shows perfectly that love can come in so, so many forms. Love can even be sitting at the table together playing geometry dash.
A heartfelt, meaningful, and well put-together show, this play is perfect for anyone who has ever wondered what love really means in a person's life. A combination of happy, devastating, funny, and relatable small moments, “it’s how i know” demonstrates well how we all experience love in our lives, no matter how different they may be.
This show depicts all the different forms of "love". With the short acts flowing so seamlessly together, you will find yourself laughing, crying and questioning "what does it mean to love and to be loved?" The actors did a wonderful job going between the different characters with full conviction. I found myself very emotional at the end of the show. It will make you feel all warm and fuzzy.
This is an unforgettable show! A unique series of vignettes which represent love within the same apartment building. The actors were all incredibly talented, switching from one role to another seamlessly. They made the audience laugh and cry; connecting us to the lives of the characters and leaving us wondering about their lives long after we left the auditorium. This show is a gem and not to be missed.