reviews
“Fairly Traceable”: Legal doctrine vs. indigenous people and environment
March 22, 2017The play accomplishes all it sets out to do: Tell a relevant story with complex characters, compelling internal, romantic, political, and legal conflicts, and a potent message.
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“Edward Albee’s At Home at the Zoo” with hearing and deaf actors
March 20, 2017The evening pairs the playwright’s groundbreaking, career-making, just under an hour-long 1959 play The Zoo Story with a 70-minute first act, the prequel Homelife.
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“The Cruise”: An onboard socio-political world premiere comedy
March 20, 2017"Perhaps this maiden voyage of the play should more properly be seen as a workshop production. The Cruise has promise but needs further work."
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Nostalgia and politics in Eugene O’Neill’s “Ah, Wilderness!”
March 17, 2017"Wilderness!" is a veritable showcase of his diverse talents, ranging from the comedic to the tragic.
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“Still Life”: A play about life and death, art and redemption
March 16, 2017“Like the characters in Still Life, we are all trying to figure it all out, trying to learn as best we can how we can go on."
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