Through November 3, 2019
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Roy Berko
Unfortunately, the staging and performance quality of “The Member of the Wedding” was not what it should have been.
Mark Horning
This
is one of those “onion” plays that when the various layers are
peeled away they reveal a fascinating slice of history. While
primarily concerning a young woman’s awakening it also hints at the
first stirrings of the civil rights movement. Well worth the
investment of time to see this fascinating show.
Laura Kennelly
Carson McCullers’ The Member of the Wedding, now at the Beck Center, builds slowly, scene by scene, to give a true and tender glimpse of lives intersecting in a small southern town. Director Eric Schmiedl and an excellent cast make everything they do to bring us into their world seem simple and easy (it is not) as we slip into August 1945 and a welcome post-war era.
To read the full review go to CoolCleveland.com or Laura's blog at artstillmatters.com.