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  • Lee R. Lawing:
    11 Mar. 2022
    This play pulls you by the heart and then sends a punch to your stomach, knocking out your breath. Gut-wrenching and so very hones. Sibling rivalry is just a natural part of sibling hood, but sometimes what we wish for as children are not even well thought out until later in life where the pain can still resonate so strongly like Brian's.
  • Cheryl Bear:
    26 Jul. 2020
    A powerful and beautiful story of the sister who comes back to help her brother work through his guilt and grief. Well done.
  • Steven G. Martin:
    7 Jul. 2020
    An intense ghost story/haunting fully developed in 10 minutes.

    The plot may last only 10 minutes, but I love that Bridgette Dutta Portman has created a detailed history between Cara and Brian, and refers to it throughout. This backstory helps the audience understand the transgressions between the characters as well as the symbolic conclusion.
  • Alex Wilkie:
    25 Apr. 2020
    Through a ghostly reunion at twilight, this play powerfully explores the painful loss of a sibling and points the way towards redemption. With dialogue that is alternately direct and lyrical, the playwright is able to evoke characters that are lifelike and compelling.
  • James McLindon:
    23 Apr. 2020
    A haunting play about guilt and forgiveness, and especially about how we find a way to forgive ourselves. Sad and hopeful all at once.
  • Robyn Ginsburg Braverman:
    27 Mar. 2020
    {I directed Mister The Bear in its' professional debut at Pear Theatre.}

    The piece was an audience delight for us, and it practically directs itself. Both roles are meaty and there's much subtext to be explored. Indulge yourself in Mister The Bear's subtleties.