Roy Berko
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Howard Gollop
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Sheri Gross
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Mark Horning
This is an intense watch as the tension is developed early and built on throughout the show. Weighing in at a little over two and a half hours with a twenty minute intermission the time flies by. Weathervane Playhouse has a monster hit on their hands whose complexity will amaze you.
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Laura Kennelly
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Kate Klotzbach
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Gwendolyn Kochur
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Dr. Yuko Kurahashi
Joshua Larkin excels at shaping group dynamics that clarify situations, circumstances, ambiance, and collective power. Instead of treating the townsfolk as a single group in the opening scene, Larkin’s choreography calls for distinct groupings—male, female, young, older, white, and Black.
Set Designer/Technical Director Richard Morris, Jr. designed and built a simple yet effective stage featuring a central platform and brick back walls—stage right and stage left—with alcoves for performers to stand or sit. The central stage is manually rotated by the actors, who push it, maximizing Brechtian effects (with the audience aware of the theater’s mechanism) and is frequently used by the ensemble.
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Joey Morona
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