Telling the classic story of Henry V’s clash with France and the bloody war that followed, director, Mary Lou Rosato brings us the story once again with an effective minimal set and a large and engaging cast. Henry V was brought to life by Laris Macario, who balanced the commanding presence of the battlefield with the warm compassion towards his fellow men very well. At first it felt as though Macario was simply screaming through his lines but this improved as the play went on.
Read MoreTheatre is a beautiful thing. It brings us closer together, it promotes love and diversity, and encourages us to challenge the conventions of the world around us if we feel that we can do better (and we always can). However, that is not what the theatre had in store for me when I sat through “Fort Dicks the Musical” at the American Theatre for Actors.
Read More“Divination” is not a perfect play, but it expresses ideas that are often thought about with an ensemble of unique individuals dealing with the struggles that we deal with everyday. I hope as the play continues to evolve that it will not lose sight of these wonderfully fascinating ideas.
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