Unplug by
29 Aug. 2019
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Wow. Unplug is a powerful play about a heart-wrenching decision no one ever wants to make but many of us are forced to make. Frandsen shows us the love, the guilt and the humanity. ”
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Lucy Wang
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- Overqualified by29 Aug. 2019“ Overqualified is so poignant and resonant. Anyone who has ever looked for a job will recognize the trials and tribulations one must endure to land that job. Especially if you're a woman and trying to assert yourself, but not come across as too aggressive, too know it all, too "overqualified." This play is fun and thought-provoking, enjoyable for all ages. ”
- Overqualified by29 Aug. 2019“ Overqualified is so poignant and resonant. Anyone who has ever looked for a job will recognize the trials and tribulations one must endure to land that job. Especially if you're a woman and trying to assert yourself, but not come across as too aggressive, too know it all, too "overqualified." This play is fun and thought-provoking, enjoyable for all ages. ”
- WABI SABI by29 Aug. 2019“ What a profound moving play with elegance, surprise, heart and wit. Nothing but love for the dialogue, the tea ceremony and the characters exploring their identity and relationship to each other. ”
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