←Recommendations of Flight

  • Cheryl Bear: Flight by Patrick Gabridge
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    Can we escape from the human experience in the airport? Perhaps not, but we can be there for each other through the trials, the loss and all we grapple with on the journey of life.

    Can we escape from the human experience in the airport? Perhaps not, but we can be there for each other through the trials, the loss and all we grapple with on the journey of life.

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  • Nick Malakhow: Flight by Patrick Gabridge
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    A beautifully melancholy and unique slice of life. What a brilliant setting and use of that setting, and what vividly drawn and compelling characters. The scenes move briskly and, for such a quiet piece, it's filled with well-earned and surprising turns.

    A beautifully melancholy and unique slice of life. What a brilliant setting and use of that setting, and what vividly drawn and compelling characters. The scenes move briskly and, for such a quiet piece, it's filled with well-earned and surprising turns.

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  • Donald Loftus: Flight by Patrick Gabridge
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    A fascinating study of the human experience. Full of twists and surprises. The kind of play you’ll think about for a long time after the final blackout.

    A fascinating study of the human experience. Full of twists and surprises. The kind of play you’ll think about for a long time after the final blackout.

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  • Ignition Arts: Flight by Patrick Gabridge
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    A sad little gem set in Logan airport that's about missing much more than flights. Starts a bit offbeat and darkens. Well-written and thematically airtight.

    A sad little gem set in Logan airport that's about missing much more than flights. Starts a bit offbeat and darkens. Well-written and thematically airtight.

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  • Claudia Haas: Flight by Patrick Gabridge
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    The play has characters in flight both from themselves and from their past. While a sense of loss haunts the characters, their methods of finding their way back are highly imaginative and poignant. The stakes are high for each character which makes for a fast-moving play that thoroughly engages you.

    The play has characters in flight both from themselves and from their past. While a sense of loss haunts the characters, their methods of finding their way back are highly imaginative and poignant. The stakes are high for each character which makes for a fast-moving play that thoroughly engages you.

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