Theatre Vertigo
January 14, 2006; closes February 11, 2006
An extraordinary epic strikingly staged. A classic tragedy with a contemporary voice, this retelling of the Greek myth of Philomele is the embodiment of true ensemble work representing companywide collaboration seamlessly effecting a unified vision, one that takes advantage of theater’s enduring power to tell compelling stories here and now.
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A great show that reminds you what theatre can do. Working with a spare set (but drenched in gorgeous lighting), the cast beautifully and convincingly creates a world out of movement and language. Excellent performances all around. Another impressive show from TV.
Joe Healy is a great talent. It's good to see him doing this. I love me some Joe Healy.
Healy schmealy. Give the pants. I want the PANTS.
Loved this show. All elements, whether perfectly executed or not, came together to provide a compelling evening of theatre.
you would want the pants...
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