Two coworkers, a security guard, and a woman about to rob the factory collide in this play about manual factory labor, the thrill of rebellion, dancing, old people candy, language, unions, and meaningful handshakes.
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Ex Machina
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Cheryl Bear:
11 Mar. 2021
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In the bleakest state of capitalism, the desire for a better life is fighting despite the trappings one feels of being stuck in the situation. Well done. ”
Dave Osmundsen:
22 Nov. 2018
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A bleak, nightmarish depiction of a capitalist America. Jacobi writes sharp, incisive dialogue and characters that do their best to make the most out of a terrible situation. What's compelling in this play is the conflict between people who want to get out of their situations and improve their lives and the ones who are so used to things that they've convinced themselves they cannot. While the world this play depicts is one of despair, it ends with a glimmer of hope. Check it out! ”