←Recommendations of Caged

  • George Sapio: Caged by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    This bunch would drive a stoned Buddhist monk mad with rage. Well-meaning but wholly unable to read the room, this family would be a malevolent joy to portray on stage. RFW has once again taken a slice of life, given it a shot of steroids and watched it play out. In fact, I need a walk myself.

    This bunch would drive a stoned Buddhist monk mad with rage. Well-meaning but wholly unable to read the room, this family would be a malevolent joy to portray on stage. RFW has once again taken a slice of life, given it a shot of steroids and watched it play out. In fact, I need a walk myself.

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  • Maggie Gallant: Caged by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    Oh the joys of staying with in-laws and having to be up at the crack of dawn just to get some time alone. This great funny short play has elements of farce with the comings and goings and misunderstandings. Fast-paced read with snappy dialogue, I was shouting at them all in my head to give poor Rachel a break. Would be a fun one to see staged.

    Oh the joys of staying with in-laws and having to be up at the crack of dawn just to get some time alone. This great funny short play has elements of farce with the comings and goings and misunderstandings. Fast-paced read with snappy dialogue, I was shouting at them all in my head to give poor Rachel a break. Would be a fun one to see staged.

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  • Jennifer O'Grady: Caged by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    A very funny short play in which Laura just cannot get some peace in her own home because everyone who loves her assumes she needs constant companionship (which couldn't be further from the truth). Would be lots of fun to perform and to watch.

    A very funny short play in which Laura just cannot get some peace in her own home because everyone who loves her assumes she needs constant companionship (which couldn't be further from the truth). Would be lots of fun to perform and to watch.

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  • Ross Tedford Kendall: Caged by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    Playwright Feeny-Williams really ratchets up the tension in this brief but impactful piece. The play explores the demands of pregnancy with the ever present in-laws trying to help in the worst possible way. Lots of laughs to be found in this story.

    Playwright Feeny-Williams really ratchets up the tension in this brief but impactful piece. The play explores the demands of pregnancy with the ever present in-laws trying to help in the worst possible way. Lots of laughs to be found in this story.

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