My overall impression
First of all, I would LOVE to thank all of the people who donated their time and energy into making this production possible. If it had not been for you, I would have gone, who knows how long without seeing my Freeman!!
I used to go to Clark Freeman’s plays when he had his production company Sight Unseen Theatre. They were always held in places I would never consider beautiful. “How can art be made here?” “How can anything good come of this?” “This place is a dump.”
It was Clark who altered that opinion for me when I went to see Lucid Sound. He took that slumdog city—I couldn’t wait to get out of—and painted it with his power to create a world with patience, time, energy and love. I was envious and so in love. I’ve never seen theater like him, and I don’t think anyone could make me feel quite as at home as he does. And it just so happens that whoever Clark happens to be around gets that same kudos from me.
I loved this play. I cannot express how much I loved being there. The play hadn’t even started yet, and I just couldn’t help but smile, because I know that no matter what condition Clark was in, I was going to be happy. And I was. I just….I was free. I was spoken to. Sam, Frank and Laura sat right next to me and they spoke to me.
Thank you. I love you all.
Kelly Keesee
