The Divine Madness of Isabella is one of the most unique theatrical experiences in the Hollywood area - or any other, for that matter. Using first person narrative, masks, costumes, a number of backstage coconspirators, a sometimes shattered fourth wall and a small army of puppets, writer and actress Wendy Gough brings to life a little-known era in theatrical history through a little-known luminary from that world. As Shakespeare's brilliance has dimmed to the eyes of history all other celebrities from that time, I'm grateful Miss Gough has brought to light to a modern audience the story of what may be one of the first true female superstars in European Renaissance theater.
With a flawless performance blending talent, masks (which she...
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This one woman show is amazing! Not a second did my attention leave Wendy (Isabella) as she was captivating and so dynamic. All of her characters were so unique and very distinguishable and I loved the story she told. What a bold move for an actor to make. Just you....up there telling a story. I was highly impressed and I very much recommend seeing this piece!...
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uncertified reviewerJune 19, 2012
A rare find - artful and entertaining. This is the kind of show you could see over and over, discovering something new each time. Loved it!!...
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