Title: I would give it 0 stars if I could
Product review: This play was so full of stereotypes, it is ironic that the title is "Wit." The cold, driven, successful English professor gets cancer, her doctors are absolutely inhuman, insensitive jerks (of course), and this makes her realize what a cruel person she has been all her life. It's sooo predictable and obvious that I'm surprised there wasn't a blinking sign telling me when to laugh when I saw it in the theatre. I can NOT believe something so unoriginal won the Pulitzer. The one thing I give the play credit for is the clever dialogue. But the cleverness of the dialogue could never make up for the lack of real people in the play. The stereotypes masquerading as characters made the play shallow in the end and no amount of "witty" dialogue could make up for that.
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