←Recommendations of THE OTHER SIDE

  • Robin Rice: THE OTHER SIDE by Jack Levine
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    Bingo. Bazinga. Nailed it. I'm left thinking beyond the immediate situation- a sure sign that a play works.

    Bingo. Bazinga. Nailed it. I'm left thinking beyond the immediate situation- a sure sign that a play works.

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  • Doug DeVita: THE OTHER SIDE by Jack Levine
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    Levine nails more than 60 years of experience in less than 60 seconds of playing time, and does it beautifully. A winner.

    Levine nails more than 60 years of experience in less than 60 seconds of playing time, and does it beautifully. A winner.

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  • John Busser: THE OTHER SIDE by Jack Levine
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    Short, sweet and saying more in a minute about the journey we are on than a lot of longer plays do, Jack Levine hits on a universal truth. The journey itself is the goal. As we'll all find out. A wonderful little play.

    Short, sweet and saying more in a minute about the journey we are on than a lot of longer plays do, Jack Levine hits on a universal truth. The journey itself is the goal. As we'll all find out. A wonderful little play.

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  • Philip Middleton Williams: THE OTHER SIDE by Jack Levine
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    This may read like a one-minute play, but in those seconds the perception of time and its passage takes on a meaning that will stay with you long after the end of the play. Very poetic and meaningful.

    This may read like a one-minute play, but in those seconds the perception of time and its passage takes on a meaning that will stay with you long after the end of the play. Very poetic and meaningful.

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  • Rachael Carnes: THE OTHER SIDE by Jack Levine
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    Oh, my heart. This! Such a stunningly visual, theatrical meditation on life, and living. In just a minute, Levine establishes two robust characters, moving dialogue, and a simple, arresting stage device that would be so effective, I'm sure. This play is like bringing home a bouquet and watching the flowers fade: There's beauty in each moment.

    Oh, my heart. This! Such a stunningly visual, theatrical meditation on life, and living. In just a minute, Levine establishes two robust characters, moving dialogue, and a simple, arresting stage device that would be so effective, I'm sure. This play is like bringing home a bouquet and watching the flowers fade: There's beauty in each moment.

    ”