Bob Abelman
For those in need of theater-as-therapy
due to the lasting
impact of war on its victims home and away, “Boogieban” will prove to be a welcome and welcoming
retreat. For other theatergoers, the
performances will make your trip to Akron worthwhile.
Roy Berko
With its must see production of “Boogieban,” none too fragile again proves that it is one of the area’s finest theaters. This gem of a production house expands to the national scene when this staging moves to Chicago and then to New York with the same cast and production values!
Kerry Clawson
In DC Fidler’s “Boogieban,” a military psychiatrist treats a young, psychologically damaged soldier with understanding and mercy, and in the process, the younger man ends up giving the elder one a priceless gift. The somberly poetic drama, now in its world premiere at None Too Fragile Theatre in Akron, played to a sold-out crowd that included the playwright and military consultant Maj. RJ Casey on opening night Friday.
To see a full review of this show, read Kerry Clawson's review here.
Christine Howey
In Boogiebanby D.C. Fidler, now having its world premiere presentation at None Too Fragile theater in Akron, there is banality present. But while it starts slowly, this two-hander builds inexorably to a climactic scene that is so emotionally wrenching you feel it in your bones.