Recommendations of Wings

  • Brent Alles: Wings

    Tremendous piece of work here, epic in scope and yet filled with empathy and humanity as we take a deep look at the hell of war. In the middle of that, we have love stories that are fully developed and tragic in nature. Staging is just tremendous in terms of just how to portray the war and battle scenes that will certainly have audiences on the edge of their seats. The ending is just devastating but so well earned. Incredible adaptation of one of the first noteworthy pieces of cinema, and this theatrical experience would be similarly heroic. Highly recommended!

    Tremendous piece of work here, epic in scope and yet filled with empathy and humanity as we take a deep look at the hell of war. In the middle of that, we have love stories that are fully developed and tragic in nature. Staging is just tremendous in terms of just how to portray the war and battle scenes that will certainly have audiences on the edge of their seats. The ending is just devastating but so well earned. Incredible adaptation of one of the first noteworthy pieces of cinema, and this theatrical experience would be similarly heroic. Highly recommended!

  • Jonny Bolduc: Wings

    This is remarkable. It's a fresh, crisp period piece, at once a war drama and a love story that is fully realized, well-written, believable, and emotionally resonant. This deserves to be widely produced and read. It would be a great mainstage production, and I can already picture the set I would design if I were ever in the position to put up such a great piece of work.

    This is remarkable. It's a fresh, crisp period piece, at once a war drama and a love story that is fully realized, well-written, believable, and emotionally resonant. This deserves to be widely produced and read. It would be a great mainstage production, and I can already picture the set I would design if I were ever in the position to put up such a great piece of work.

  • Christopher Soucy: Wings

    War is hell. But then, so many things are hell. Familial pressures, unrequited love, friendships that end tragically, relationships that endure tragically. This is a gripping adaptation of a celebrated film that gave us the first onscreen kiss by between two men in mainstream cinema. Alaina Tennant brings us a fresh, lively stage interpretation of the silent movie classic. It would be a joy to witness live onstage.

    War is hell. But then, so many things are hell. Familial pressures, unrequited love, friendships that end tragically, relationships that endure tragically. This is a gripping adaptation of a celebrated film that gave us the first onscreen kiss by between two men in mainstream cinema. Alaina Tennant brings us a fresh, lively stage interpretation of the silent movie classic. It would be a joy to witness live onstage.

  • Morey Norkin: Wings

    I have only ever seen clips from the movie, Wings, mostly of the dogfights. But, clearly, there is much more to the story, and Alaina Tennant does a remarkable job of bringing it to life. The dialogue has the earnestness that you expect from a bygone era but without sounding corny. Youthful exuberance and naïveté about love and war give way to reality and ultimately an emotional conclusion. Including visual effects from the film will make this one heck of theatrical event! I hope someone can make it happen!

    I have only ever seen clips from the movie, Wings, mostly of the dogfights. But, clearly, there is much more to the story, and Alaina Tennant does a remarkable job of bringing it to life. The dialogue has the earnestness that you expect from a bygone era but without sounding corny. Youthful exuberance and naïveté about love and war give way to reality and ultimately an emotional conclusion. Including visual effects from the film will make this one heck of theatrical event! I hope someone can make it happen!