Recommendations of Thrive, Or What You Will [an epic]

  • Jacqueline Goldfinger: Thrive, Or What You Will [an epic]

    Fans of ANGELS IN AMERICA, AN OCTOROON or CLOUD 9 should read this play immediately. (So should everyone else, but we'll begin with those folx.) A sophisticated disco ball of history - reflecting, re-shaping, and omitting moments until the play spins with questions of identity, colonization, the hoax of privilege and more - yet also manages moments of terrific humor and entertainment. Who knew that a play set in the 18th Century would be more potent and provocative than any play set today. Very highly recommend!

    Fans of ANGELS IN AMERICA, AN OCTOROON or CLOUD 9 should read this play immediately. (So should everyone else, but we'll begin with those folx.) A sophisticated disco ball of history - reflecting, re-shaping, and omitting moments until the play spins with questions of identity, colonization, the hoax of privilege and more - yet also manages moments of terrific humor and entertainment. Who knew that a play set in the 18th Century would be more potent and provocative than any play set today. Very highly recommend!

  • Gina Femia: Thrive, Or What You Will [an epic]

    A beautiful, meditative and adventurous play; I'm in awe of how L created a story so epic and yet so intimate. I cannot recommend this play highly enough after seeing a workshop with P73. I am so excited by this play.

    A beautiful, meditative and adventurous play; I'm in awe of how L created a story so epic and yet so intimate. I cannot recommend this play highly enough after seeing a workshop with P73. I am so excited by this play.