This is a play of the head, not the heart. Any sign of emotions are kept in check.
Author: Donald Devet
Veteran professional puppeteer and filmmaker.
Mettawee River Theater Company- Psyche
Under the towering spires of the massive Cathedral of St. John the Divine, an audience of mortals huddled together in the dark to witness a timeless story of love and envy.
Albrecht Roser- Gustaf and His Ensemble
Longer running than “Cats,” “Gustaf and His Ensemble” is a living time capsule.
Gretchen Van Lente- Doubting Dorothy
Maybe “Doubting Dorothy” is a modern day metaphor for a student’s journey through the quagmire of academia.
Drama of Works- Titus!
The play swings crudely from one declamation of revenge to another until the stage floor is littered with body parts and blood.
Liz Joyce- Sing a Song of Sixpence
Liz Joyce has struck a delicate balance between two worlds—our hip 21st century know-it-all cynicism and the sepia-toned time-gone-by of our grandparents.
