Recommendations of KING NOW

  • Steven G. Martin: KING NOW

    Cross humanizes Edward and Richard and makes them more than just historic figures. They're princes, yes, but they're brothers and youngsters even more so: squabbling, affectionate, juvenile. And because of Cross's skill in making them people rather than symbols or saints, the dramatic irony is all the more painful.

    Cross humanizes Edward and Richard and makes them more than just historic figures. They're princes, yes, but they're brothers and youngsters even more so: squabbling, affectionate, juvenile. And because of Cross's skill in making them people rather than symbols or saints, the dramatic irony is all the more painful.

  • Scott Sickles: KING NOW

    This piece is a two-minute miracle. It begins with an almost Ionesco-like patter and builds to a sublime wallop! I was amused, then suddenly surprisingly moved. The economy of storytelling is kind of dazzling.

    This piece is a two-minute miracle. It begins with an almost Ionesco-like patter and builds to a sublime wallop! I was amused, then suddenly surprisingly moved. The economy of storytelling is kind of dazzling.