THE CONDUCT OF LIFE

This play is intense to say the least. Stellar performances especially from Robert Homer Mollohan as Orlando. I highly recommend it. ... full review

The most intense show I have seen at the Fringe. The cast is incredible and some of these performances and characters, I just cannot shake - incredible! Its standing room only, but if you can get into to see one play at the Fringe you should see The Conduct of Life, it will stick with you.... full review

What I most enjoyed about this piece was Karina Wolfe's on stage presence and ability to tell story with her physicality and restrain. She is captivating.... full review

I respect so much what y'all are doing - pushing boundaries through compelling storytelling and a cast of fantastic actors, especially the two leads. The storytelling is visceral like all of your shows. Its felt in the gut. Can't wait to see what you all do next. Bravo.... full review

This is a fascinating, unflinching examination of violence and its victims. Beautifully staged, well acted, and well paced toward an explosive conclusion, TCOL is an important show that will generate a lot of reflection and good conversation afterwards! Loved it. ... full review

Absolutely riveting depiction of brutality, dehumanization and what happens when we stop being able to truly love. A quality production from top to bottom. Doesn't pull any punches, not should they. This is powerful stuff, and you should try to see it if this worthy production extends. ... full review

Oh for F&*('s sake. This production wormed its way under my skin, smacked my viscera around and left me gobsmacked. Completely committed, raw performances, stark, searing direction, dark humor. I don't know if I enjoyed it, but damn if it ain't a reminder of how powerful theater can be. ... full review

Conduct of Life was visceral, immediate, raw, and compelling. I won't spoil the ending, but I will say that it was the perfect climax to a delightfully harrowing journey ;)... full review

If you have the chance, you must catch this show! I'm still spinning from last night's incendiary performance. It's not a show for everyone and it also should include a TRIGGER WARNING for graphic violence/sexual violence. The Vagrancy once again delivers raw, abrasive, relevant theatre, this time with a terrifying, beautiful production of a rarely done, and very important play, 'The Conduct of Life' by Maria Irene Fornes. Sabina Ptasznik's bold choice of material and right-on direction make for an unforgettable night of theatre. Ptasznik obviously understands this play on a very deep, visceral level, as well as on an intellectual level, and I felt that this production assaults the audience on both levels - which seems like ... full review

Woof. Animalistic. Raw. Stellar performances. Not for the faint of mind, heart, or stomach.... full review