When I first saw the title Unplugged Electric Guitar, I thought, Hmm... is this a story about a rock-and-roll guy deciding to go folk—a Bob Dylan in reverse? Or perhaps a drama about the time the power went out during a performance.
I was very pleasantly surprised to discover that Unplugged Electric Guitar is something far more profound: a metaphor for a life un-lived.
This play is exceptionally poignant and beautifully acted. Danny Rocco creates a world that the audience becomes fully absorbed...
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