Odessa

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This show has a very strong script with strong characters. Unfortunately when I saw this production on opening night, the characters seemed to all be insane, neurotic, mean, and dumb, instead of bringing out each persons vulnerability, their fears, their wants, and their needs. I wanted to care for them but I didn't. The chemistry between Cliff and Alice was completely missing. They were at each others throats from beginning to end, yelling at each other, even when they both wanted to devour each other. Alice's character was supposed to be "sweet, dumb, and weak" but the sweetness was completely missing as was her weakness. She was a strong, crazy woman from the beginning. Hard to believe a man would fall for a woman like that (not even ... full review

At the end of civilization, when everything is running down, people will do anything they can to find a connection with another person, plant or animal. Set in an underground bunker below an inhospitable world, Alice and Cliff try to fulfill each other's needs where each is one another's last hope, all while attempting to sustain themselves with cans of Clean, when a stranger named Preacher is brought in to their circle and disrupts their functional dysfunction. Carly Weckstein does a great job creating the heat and post apocalyptic clausterphobia of this show, while Bruce Lemon and Bethany Esfandiari offer two sides of the opportunistic coin. The force of the show comes from Joanna Bateman's muscular tenderness that transforms her internal... full review

Odessa is such a fun piece of theatre. I loved being transformed into this post-apocalyptic world with a cast of characters who are just trying to survive. The performances were fantastic. I especially loved watching Bethany play the take-no-bullshit Preacher. I only wish the play delved a little deeper into the consequences of the power struggles the three characters experience as they navigate this strange world where there isn't much left of anything. ... full review

So, I love this script. And I loved each of the actors portraying these characters. And I thought the directing was inspired on the whole, but what was missing for me was the beauty in the details. There was an atmosphere of suffocation, of feeling trapped which I felt that this play needed, but lacked. Without that sense of where they are, there was no sense of urgency for me. I want to see things happen in this story because they simply must, not because the characters are finding excuses for the whims of the playwright. I think this play is very relevant, and has the potential to have a very loud voice, but the whispers throughout the story need to be explored in depth before that can happen. ... full review

Odessa was amazing. I loved being transformed into what seemed like another era. Joanna Rose Bateman did an amazing job as the lead character and Bethany Esfandiari was phenomenal as the supporting character. I loved the intimacy the theater provided and the length/timing was perfect. Great job guys!... full review

Odessa is a window into a world without the fabric of happiness. Its dark themes and combative characters take you on a punch drunk journey of survival. With no clear antagonist, other than the ones living in their minds, Carly D. Weckstein directs this extremely talented cast with a blistering pace that keeps you engrossed from start to finish. Joanna Bateman and Bruce Lemon Jr. play lovers with all the complexity you would expect to find in a world without joy and an excess of desperately formed connections. The beautifully sparse script asks more questions than it answers, and allows just enough room for the audience to imagine life 'up top, out there...' This world premier is exactly what you would hope to find when looking for an eve... full review