←Recommendations of Southbridge

  • Cheryl Bear: Southbridge by Reginald Edmund
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    A captivating mystery, an intimate look at relationships above and below board. A cautionary tale of the dangers of going against the rules that is mesmerizing! Vividly painted, it comes right off the page. Spellbinding!

    A captivating mystery, an intimate look at relationships above and below board. A cautionary tale of the dangers of going against the rules that is mesmerizing! Vividly painted, it comes right off the page. Spellbinding!

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  • Aleks Merilo: Southbridge by Reginald Edmund
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    A taught mystery full of deeply realized characters, and a horrifying reveal. I watched a workshop of this play and still remember the audience gasping during the plays labyrinth of twists. Though based in history, it feels deeply and tragically relevant today.

    A taught mystery full of deeply realized characters, and a horrifying reveal. I watched a workshop of this play and still remember the audience gasping during the plays labyrinth of twists. Though based in history, it feels deeply and tragically relevant today.

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  • Hallie Palladino: Southbridge by Reginald Edmund
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    This play has an suspenseful eleventh hour start and the story unfurls in a dynamic way full of revelations. Christopher, nicknamed Stranger, can see into everybody's future but his own and won't heed the warnings of his intuitive wife Nadia. Southbridge examines the nuances of relationships between black and white citizens of a small town in 1880s Ohio and the way those relationships are laced with prejudice, jealousy and danger. A heart stopping story of ambition, passion and regret that will keep you guessing until the end.

    This play has an suspenseful eleventh hour start and the story unfurls in a dynamic way full of revelations. Christopher, nicknamed Stranger, can see into everybody's future but his own and won't heed the warnings of his intuitive wife Nadia. Southbridge examines the nuances of relationships between black and white citizens of a small town in 1880s Ohio and the way those relationships are laced with prejudice, jealousy and danger. A heart stopping story of ambition, passion and regret that will keep you guessing until the end.

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  • Dana Lynn Formby: Southbridge by Reginald Edmund
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    This play is haunting and relevant to the civil dispute that is going on our country right now. It looks at the history and ultimately asks how much has changed since 1881.

    This play is haunting and relevant to the civil dispute that is going on our country right now. It looks at the history and ultimately asks how much has changed since 1881.

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  • Meron Langsner: Southbridge by Reginald Edmund
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    This play is compelling and important. Southbridge brings magical realism and history together into an intricate narrative with humor, sensuality, and finally, tragedy.

    This play is compelling and important. Southbridge brings magical realism and history together into an intricate narrative with humor, sensuality, and finally, tragedy.

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