Gunderson & Melcon Unfold the Profound Power of Sisterhood by Patricia L. Morin As a person who believes in the universal power of music, I am especially touched by “Georgiana and Kitty” at Marin Theatre Company. Gunderson and Melcon spotlight the two youngest ladies of the Bennet/Darcy clans, as they attempt to end gender…
Millennial Notes Sondheim & Lapine Brew Powerful Musical Magic by Jordan Freed Everyone I know either loves “Into the Woods” or hates it. When I saw it as a teenager I hated it. Only after I worked on a production, did I fall in love with Sondheim’s weaving of our lives into classic fairy…
Charles L. Mee’s Comedy Opens Big Red Door to Joy by Barry David Horwitz In Charles L. Mee’s absurd comedy romp, non-stop crisis and hilarious self-revelation rule the day. After a first act of squabbles and love triangles, we get to enjoy a raucous party celebrating love and trust. When a straight Frenchman dresses…
Terry Guest Fashions a Fabulous Foray into Drag by Barry David Horwitz Terry Guest’s play about two drag queens in Albany, Georgia proves yet again that these gals have always been the sharp cutting edge of gay liberation. Guest builds a stairway of poetic language to conduct Courtney (delightful Devin Cunningham) and her acolyte Vickie…