DEFENDING AGAINST EROS: THREE ONE ACT PLAYS

Each of the three one acts in this production has a distinctly different feel and approach to the subject. The first piece really began to pick up once the characters/dieties are established--which took a little time and exposition--and being to interact with each other in a series of 2 person scenes. The opening tableau of the second one-act, “Interrogation”, was breathtaking. The actor playing the part of Suspect deftly walked the line between creepy and endearing and was a great compliment to the stoic and conflicted “Terry” whose physicality and facial expressions blew me away. Their cat and mouse created an incredible tension that sustained throughout. In the final piece, CODA, the performances were solid and the staging worked well, ho... full review

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The first two shows were pretty bad, but the last one is fantastic. The directors were pretty standoffish preshow with the audience. ... full review

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