Conversations In Exile

Such a smart adaptation of Chekhov’s Three Sisters. It’s hard to pull off COVID stories, and I was incredibly moved by this one. The large cast and family dynamics in the home leaves lots for audiences to latch onto. I would love to see it again to gain even more from the story as the production, though bare for the festival, was so nuanced. So impressed by this new company and can’t wait to see what they do next! ... full review

An extraordinarily well-oiled ensemble that reminded me over and over again how much I need my family.... full review

A moving depiction of Covid and it's impact on society and family. ... full review

It was clear this play has been workshopped and thought out. It feels like a solid, well rehearsed, emotional, and poignant piece that is at times both fun and heartbreaking. Great cast, great dialogue, effective staging. ... full review

Genuinely loved it. Successful adaptation. Anton’s themes are in-tact and the modern setting and language keep it fresh and relevant. ... full review

Clever, insightful, well written, beautifully acted by a strong ensemble... full review

Congratulations to the cast and crew of this wonderful show. Truthful and honest, characters and their relationships were beautifully directed. Applause to the playwrights/adaptors of this script. ... full review

All of the acting was well done... full review

Conversations In Exile is a great production that is thoughtfully and beautifully written for recent times. The acting is excellent and clearly portrays the characters lost happiness as they navigate family, desire, love and regret amidst a sea of unfulfilled dreams and ambitions. Poignant and relatable with a touch of humor, this thought-provoking play translates the depth and complexity of Checkov’s original Three Sisters to a time of covid, wildfires and social unrest. Really enjoyed it – well done!... full review

This production brought so much depth to the Three Sister's story! It was beautifully adapted with a modern attitude and outstanding performances. The stripped-back setting allowed each actor to shine, bringing a sense of reliability and recognition-- "Oh, that's my family too!"... full review