Through October 6, 2019
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Howard Gollop
Mark HorningPendleton alone merits this production a must-see accolade. But considering all the other ample qualities of Beck's dramatic tragedy "Glengarry Glen Ross," to miss it would be the bigger tragedy by far.
Shady
business deals, foul language, backstabbing, crime and just plain
nastiness combine in this excellent production that shows how far men
will go to succeed. This classic tale of greed and double dealing is
a great morality play to experience. See this for the drama.
Laura Kennelly
Watching the characters con, lie and trick each other in the Beck Center’s Glengarry Glen Ross reminded me of the truth embedded in Shakespeare’s catchy phrase about lust: “an expanse of spirit in a waste of shame.” David Mamet’s Pulitzer Prize-winning (1984) work portrays a toxic blend of lust (for money), vanity and a “mine is bigger than yours” business culture. It offers a perfect illustration of the myriad ways humans can betray each other. Bummer.
For more go to Glengarry at the Beck
To see a full review of this show, read Laura's posts at Cool Cleveland.
Andrea Simakis
"Glengarry"--with its usual cast of seven men--is Brough to vicious, vitriolic life in a production now on stage art Beck Center for the Arts.
To see a full review of this show, read Andrea Simakis' blog or visit Cleveland.com here.
