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beautiful casting
first time director
first time writer
fringe worthy
great acting
great cast
noir
edgy
excellent directing.
exciting
film noir
film script on stage
fun show
funny lady
good writing
honest
murder
mystery
protected class
quick-paced
rotary phones
slow
strong female cast
strong story plot
unpredictable
JENNIFER LACROIX
certified reviewer
June 16, 2019
Love this Film Noir style play! The actors were very impressive.
It played like a movie and was very well written. It not only had intense drama but witty humor strewn through out. Definitely a must see!...
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DOAN STAFFORD
certified reviewer
June 22, 2019
"Silver Bullet" is an interesting look at "protected classes," people above the law....
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DANIEL FAIGIN
certified reviewer
June 23, 2019
Full writeup at https://cahighways.org/wordpress/?p=15392
My top level assessment after seeing the show? There’s potential there, but it does need some work (which isn’t a bad thing). It didn’t have a Fringe-y feel to it: the story felt put together, and the performances were reasonably good. Yes, there were some staging and performance notes, but those are correctable. More significant was the story: there is potential there, but some more shaping is needed to bring it to that next level. But it was a fun show, well worth seeing.
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ETHAN FOWLER
uncertified reviewer
June 30, 2019
Silver Bullet was a story that complimented my love for a crime drama. As an observer the story was generic but the acting kept my attention and contributed towards my enjoyment. ...
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ANONYMOUS
certified reviewer
June 09, 2019
Needs work. Choppy, too many scenes changes, extraneous information not connected up. Un-Humphrey Bogart ending...
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ANONYMOUS
certified reviewer
June 28, 2019
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Potential but it didn't hit the mark.
This play needs a lot of work from writing to staging. Many flaws....
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ANONYMOUS
certified reviewer
June 15, 2019
This was a play inspired by film noir, but if felt like it was written by some one unfamiliar with both plays and film noir. ...
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