Roy Berko
Combine the fine writing by Selina Fillinger, with the focused directing of Shannon Sindelar, add in the excellent technical aspects of the Dobama staff, and three finely-etched realistic portrayals, and the result is a superb evening of must-see theatre.
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Howard Gollop
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Sheri Gross
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Mark Horning
What happens when undeserved blame is showered on the innocent? This play, ripped right out of the pages of the nation’s newspapers and social media feeds tells the unabashed story of a family in crisis and their manner of coping. You will feel yourself drawn in as the story unfolds and rooting for maybe not so much a happy ending but a fair one. See this show.
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Chris Howey
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Laura Kennelly
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Kate Klotzbach
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Dr. Yuko Kurahashi
We rarely take a glimpse of the (inside of) the lives of those who are involved with sexual assault cases beyond the media coverage. Thus, the play gives a fresh and intriguing internal “story” about the assaulter's family and what they have gone through. So the play is extremely moving, making the audience feel for the parents of Kai (never on stage), who is scheduled to be released within a week. Derdriu Ring’s Charlotte—the mother of Kai—exquisitely portrays the woman/mother/wife—who forever keeps “why my son ended up raping a girl?”
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Joey Morona
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