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KODACHROME by Adam Szymkowicz

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  • Rachael Carnes:
    23 Feb. 2018
    “ I had the opportunity to see this play's world premiere at Portland Center Stage. With humor and grace, Szymkowicz takes a gentle approach to developing out deeper themes of love and loss and longing, in this character-driven ensemble work. It's an accessible piece, centering on a friendly narrator who drops us in on the lives of likable townsfolk. We'll be seeing more of this play soon. ”
  • Ian August:
    14 Feb. 2018
    “ The portrait of a town becomes the portrait of the portraitist in this poignant and joyful and exquisitely designed one-act. A deceptively simple exploration of romance in many forms, but layered with true emotional complexity. Lovely, lovely, lovely. ”
  • Claudia Haas:
    10 Feb. 2018
    “ There is an undercurrent of longing that permeates this play. It drew me in immediately and I couldn't leave. It has some elements of Under Milkwood - knowing what the characters say and then knowing their thoughts. And when there was silence, it spoke volumes. Love-lost, new-as-spring-love, fractured-love, wishful love, terrified-love, forever-love are so poignantly explored, audiences will relate, care and be moved. It's a beautiful ensemble piece. ”
  • Elenna Stauffer:
    23 Oct. 2017
    “ A lovely, dreamlike, wistful play. Taking place in the spaces between- the silences between people, the view between flashes, the memory of tastes and touches and the scent of an individual- Kodachrome plays with and evokes the evanescence of life itself. I hope to see it in production! ”
  • Mark Mason:
    23 Mar. 2017
    “ This is a beautifully-written dream of a play I loved from the opening monologue: worthy of comparison to OUR TOWN and ideal for companies that want to take a risk and do something that'll touch every audience member. ”

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