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This letter was sent to our entire e-mail list and posted on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram on June 1, 2020. This week, we have once again seen the United States gripped by violent racist acts. For too long, Black Americans have been forced to live in fear, their day-to-day lives clouded by systemic racism at every level of American life. In order for this country to achieve its unrealized promise, in order for
Much to our delight, playwright Steven Dietz’s sweet love story emulates Joyce’s fluid approach to time, as well as his seamless mix of memory and dreams.
With only four characters depicting older and younger versions of the same two people, BETC puts on yet another shining performance with a small cast of excellent actors.
Though the events in Bloomsday are fantastical, the play is a very different animal from the other examples of Dietz’s work that I’ve experienced.
“Bloomsday” reaches deep down to engage audiences with humor, wit and inevitably the sting of heartache that coincides with pining.
“It’s an excellent outing for ages 6 to 106. There’s live music, it’s sometimes scary, sometimes funny and always fun and festive.”
Remaly’s every decision regarding casting, staging, tone, music — everything — hits the center of the garland-wreathed bullseye.
This is one worth pondering. I hope more theatres become interested in presenting more of Mr. Eno’s work; he has a unique voice.
People have an innate need, and the ability, to communicate with each other. What happens when they lose that ability?
This is exactly the kind of smart, stimulating, contemporary drama we’ve come to expect from one of the area’s finest companies.
