The Camera, The Gerbil, and the Big, Wide World
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Emily McClain:
31 Jan. 2024
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A hauntingly accurate portrayal of childhood friendship, the first awkward tip-toes into adolesence, and the painful realization in adulthood that these precious fleeting moments represent far more than we realize in the moment as children. A gorgeous short play! ”
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Julie Zaffarano:
3 Feb. 2022
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As someone who moved many times in childhood and left friends and memories in the review mirror of a station wagon, this play moved me to tears. A beautiful play about lasting friendship. ”
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Ross Tedford Kendall:
21 Dec. 2020
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A very moving play that hits squarely about the value of childhood friendships, while also exploring the emotional resonance of those same friendships. That's something that is rarely explored, and I really liked that the playwright sought that out. ”