Tag Archives: Mark H. Dold
Can We Agree On This At Least: GableStage’s Superb Eureka Day
Few if any productions have elicited as much laughter, rendered occasional pathos and drowned you in mind-spinning ideas as GableStage’s stunning Eureka Day depicting of how difficult it might be to develop consensus among our deeply divided fragments of society,
GableStage’s Penetrating Harry Clarke Asks Us Who We Are
The answer to the question posed by the title character of who is “Harry Clarke?” is to us, of course, who are we individuals in the audience. With considerable humor, banked anger and penetrating insight, the powerful 80-minute monologue Harry Clark at GableStage depicts how we choose and craft an identity separate from whatever is our true inner self.
Sublime Acting, Extravagant Design Grapple With Stolid Structure In The Audience
The Audience, the West End sensation turned Tony winner , conjures 10 meetings, between Queen Elizabeth II and her prime ministers. The play’s regional premiere at Maltz Jupiter Theatre, is like watching an interstitially linked short-play collection. And like every shorts compilation, some of the pieces delight while others plod.
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