Martín Hernández – Stage Raw While the play is populated with stereotypical characters and falters in dramatic tension, the show compensates with robust jokes, engaging performances from an excellent cast, and a subtle critique of American culture and politics. Read…
F. Kathleen Foley – Stage Raw Mark Guirguis’s clever scenic features a series of flats that pivots to reveal the castle’s various rooms. Leigh Allen’s lighting design is effectively murky, sometimes to a fault. However, it is Rubalsky’s magnificent sound…
Deborah Klugman – Stage Raw Directed by Darin Anthony, the performers do their best, but the format of the script hems them in. Its plethora of brief scenes creates a need for frequent set changes, which disrupts the drama. Read…
Deborah Klugman – Stage Raw As Karl, Remez-Cott falls in with the stylized over-the-top presentation suitable for so many other characters in this biting satiric story, expressing Karl’s trepidation and bewilderment with conspicuous hyperbole. But the production might be better…
Martín Hernández – Stage Raw While its many parts do not congeal into a steady whole, thus diminishing its core theme, the play nonetheless serves as a forceful call to pick up torches and pitchforks against global warming. Read more…