←Recommendations of the wolf you feed

  • Jordan Bird: the wolf you feed by Darcy Parker Bruce
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    Wow. This play left me shaken and excited and sad and fired up. Endlessly engaging, THE WOLF YOU FEED is hypnotic. The language is tight as a drum, and the characters are gorgeous. Surreal, musical, fantastical, and full of rage, this play is exactly what I always want to see onstage.

    Wow. This play left me shaken and excited and sad and fired up. Endlessly engaging, THE WOLF YOU FEED is hypnotic. The language is tight as a drum, and the characters are gorgeous. Surreal, musical, fantastical, and full of rage, this play is exactly what I always want to see onstage.

    ”
  • Ian August: the wolf you feed by Darcy Parker Bruce
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    THE WOLF YOU FEED is everything--mysterious and sexy and dangerous and life-affirming. Darcy Parker Bruce has always infused the mundane with magic, and this play is no different. A seedy motel gives way to the forest around it; a woman gives way to the wildness within her. I love how this play is a reverse Pygmalion--how it's about transitioning away from our humanity and embracing the animal within. And there's more than a little nod to Sendak in here to give me Easter Egg goosebumps. PRODUCE THIS PLAY!

    THE WOLF YOU FEED is everything--mysterious and sexy and dangerous and life-affirming. Darcy Parker Bruce has always infused the mundane with magic, and this play is no different. A seedy motel gives way to the forest around it; a woman gives way to the wildness within her. I love how this play is a reverse Pygmalion--how it's about transitioning away from our humanity and embracing the animal within. And there's more than a little nod to Sendak in here to give me Easter Egg goosebumps. PRODUCE THIS PLAY!

    ”
  • Jennifer O'Grady: the wolf you feed by Darcy Parker Bruce
    “

    I had the pleasure of hearing a partial reading of this and was so excited that I went and read the rest. It's a wonderfully theatrical play with some really fascinating characters (including wolves!) that expertly balances humor with the darker subject matter of its main character's story. It's a totally engrossing play and I would love to see this on stage.

    I had the pleasure of hearing a partial reading of this and was so excited that I went and read the rest. It's a wonderfully theatrical play with some really fascinating characters (including wolves!) that expertly balances humor with the darker subject matter of its main character's story. It's a totally engrossing play and I would love to see this on stage.

    ”