←Recommendations of The Match Game

  • Donald E. Baker: The Match Game by Steven Strafford
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    Yes, Steph needs a bone marrow match, but deception is the name of the game here. It seems everyone in this family is deceiving someone or is thought to be. It's either a drama full of unexpected farce or a farce tinged with serious themes. Either way it's simply an excellent play. Fortunate Cincinnati theatergoers should be lining up to see this one at Ensemble Theatre in 2024.

    Yes, Steph needs a bone marrow match, but deception is the name of the game here. It seems everyone in this family is deceiving someone or is thought to be. It's either a drama full of unexpected farce or a farce tinged with serious themes. Either way it's simply an excellent play. Fortunate Cincinnati theatergoers should be lining up to see this one at Ensemble Theatre in 2024.

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  • William Missouri Downs: The Match Game by Steven Strafford
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    A great play! The family dynamic is powerful and wonderful. Read this play! Produce this play!

    A great play! The family dynamic is powerful and wonderful. Read this play! Produce this play!

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  • Eryn Elyse McVay: The Match Game by Steven Strafford
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    A stunning blend of laugh out loud comedy and gut wrenching family drama, not to mention each character would be an absolute treat for any actor to take on. A specific and unique story about family that will stick with you long after curtain.

    A stunning blend of laugh out loud comedy and gut wrenching family drama, not to mention each character would be an absolute treat for any actor to take on. A specific and unique story about family that will stick with you long after curtain.

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  • Cheryl Bear: The Match Game by Steven Strafford
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    They say the best way to get out of yourself is through service for others, but this is a little much. Steph certainly has a lot on her plate to distract her from cancer, but will she get what she needs? Well done.

    They say the best way to get out of yourself is through service for others, but this is a little much. Steph certainly has a lot on her plate to distract her from cancer, but will she get what she needs? Well done.

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