Tailor of E Kings Hwy: Sarah Smith, Phillip Brooks, Tim Broderick, Courtney Gaston
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At Marjorie Lyons Playhouse Phillip Brooks oy-veys across the stage, providing a Jewish father foil for one and all. Jeni Loer and Courtney Gaston are charming and capable as the adult women. Sarah Smith brings a light-up-the-stage smile and voice as the daughter. And Tim Broderick's laser gaze and stentorian voice supplies edge.
Director Walter Schoen has made a lovely chicken broth from the dramatis personnae. Kallenberg's work in progress is a pleasant surprise.
See it Feb. 16 - 18 at 8 pm. Box office: 869-5242. See more at http://www.centenary.edu/playhouse.
2 comments:
What great art at MLP! Is that an original Michael Moore hanging behind J. Kallenberg!?? Oh my!
Lol, Debbie. The art show at MLP during The Tailor of E Kings Hwy was vinously tadasanic. In other words, the colors and images mostly leaped off the canvasses onto your tongue and eyeballs.
The show, which included high-profile artists such as Michael Moore and Tony Reans, was the first group exposure for the West Edge Arts Co-op. The West Edgers are going to place art exhibits in as many venues as possible, says Reans. To exhibit at MLP during the run of a premier work by a local playwright was a smart partnership.
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