'Well, I'll Let You Go' Off Broadway Review: A Flawed Gem About a Widow's Grief Ultimately Glistens

When a playwright tells a truly great story, it's often difficult to review what's happening on stage. The pleasure comes from watching that story unfold in the theater, not reading about it in a review. That proverbial onion needs to be unpeeled layer by layer in front of a rapt audience that will be both shocked and moved to tears by what's unexpectedly discovered at the play's core. Bubba Weiler's new play, "Well, I'll Let You Go," opened Thursday at Studio Seaview after its world premiere last year at the Space at Irondale in Brooklyn. As with its recent production of . . .