“This was a story that they needed to tell.”
Read MoreIts thumb print is on everything we see.
Read More“I cannot describe how extraordinarily surprising and jarring this moment was.”
Read More“I lived through about three miracles a day.”
Read More“I wanted to do a female character without doing a spoof.”
Read More“a play whose chief feature is ambiguity…”
Read More“When the play does do that, it’s an arresting one-of-a-kind experience”
Read MoreKeith the director gives one of the greatest “the show must go on” speeches that I’ve ever heard.
Read More“It was like mirrors reflecting each other into infinity.”
Read Morethe staging of this piece was breathtaking
Read More“falling out of a window and looking good on the way down…”
Read MoreI saw the show in Los Angeles, and I could not believe that they were actually going to do what was advertised.
Read More“I was flabbergasted (and rendered doltish) by the simplicity of the solution.”
Read More“He disappeared into the snowfall - like the ghost that perhaps he had been all along.”
Read More“Much of it is like a metaphysical Vaudeville show.”
Read More“Samuel Beckett didn’t like it.”
Read More“and at the end we would open the doors to let them out. (That sounds ominous, as I write it…)”
Read MoreRalph’s particular alchemy created a vast well through which we fell, finding ourselves eight centuries in the past.
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