Tag Archives: Deborah Kondelik

Pigs Do Fly’s ‘2 Across’: Strangers On A Train Of A Different Sort

Pigs Do Fly’s production of 2 Across is the story of two radically different but similarly lonely neurotic urbanites who meet on a pre-dawn San Francisco commuter train. They start as strangers on a train, but you can see the improbable inevitable bonding coming numerous stations ahead, no matter how seemingly incompatible they are in temperament.

Posted on March 9, 2019 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged 2 Across, Barbara Sloan, David R. Gordon, Deborah Kondelik, Pigs Do Fly | Leave a comment

Friendship, Revelation, Determination Are Hallmarks of The Ladies Foursome

The Pigs Do Fly company, dedicated to work by and for people over 50 years old, examines women’s issues during a day on the golf course in the full-length play The Ladies Foursome.

Posted on October 4, 2018 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Deborah Kondelik, Elissa D. Solomon, Ellen Wacher, Empire Stage, Genie Croft, Jacqueline Laggy, Janice Hamilton, Pigs Do Fly, The Ladies Foursome | Leave a comment

Arts Garage’s Reborning: An Emotionally Adrift But Provocative Psychodrama

Arts Garage’s Reborning is a thought-provoking work hints at many weighty topics—the anxieties of pending motherhood, the conflicting desires to both nurture and destroy, the futility of trying to re-create what is lost—but none are fleshed out to a degree of dramaturgical satisfaction.

Posted on January 31, 2016 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Deborah Kondelik, Elizabeth Price, Keith Garsson, Nicholas Wilder, Reborning, Theatre At Arts Garage | Leave a comment