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Resentments, Perceptions and Racism Swirl in Ultimate Family Dysfunction of Appropriate

Imagine a half-dozen out-of-control freight trains howling and careening toward each other – a rough metaphor for the emotional collision after collision of egos and anger in the epic family dysfunctional play, Branden Jacob-Jenkins’ Appropriate, receiving an outstanding production at GableStage.

Posted on February 6, 2025 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Amy Rauchwerger, Appropriate, Bari Newport, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Brando Lafleur, Cecile Etzbach, Emily K. Perdomo, Frank J Oliva, GableStage, Jamie Godwin, Lorenzo Garcia, Marcele Paguage, Mark H. Dold, Natalie Donahue McMahon, Rachael Burttram, Sean McGinley, Suzanne Ankrum, Tony Galaska, Tony Larkin | Leave a comment