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Orwell’s Prescient Novel Is Prime Virtue Of Outre’s 1984

The prescient genius of George Orwell is the blinding virtue in Outré Theatre Company’s earnestly delivered but sluggish production of the painfully relevant 1984. It remains jaw-dropping that Orwell foresaw in 1949 a nightmare of social, political, emotional, intellectual and technological insanity whose resonances in 2017 are deafening.

Posted on July 18, 2017 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged George Orwell, Jennipher Murphy, Meredith Bartmon, Murphy Hayes, outre theatre company, Peter Galman, Pompano Beach Cultural Center, Seth Trucks, Skye Whitcomb | Leave a comment