When the Sun Goes Down by
29 May. 2021
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A brief dost of intimate moments -- forgiveness and sharing memories -- set against the direst of backdrops.
It feels like Jonathan Cook has turned this play into a telescope, one much more powerful than the Noble sisters have brought outside for this story. We see the bonds of the these three women reattach and firmly embrace, which is the extreme closeup the audience receives before Cook pulls back hard to remind us of the backdrop of the action.
I'd truly love to see a production of "When the Sun Goes Down" to experience all Cook has created. ”
It feels like Jonathan Cook has turned this play into a telescope, one much more powerful than the Noble sisters have brought outside for this story. We see the bonds of the these three women reattach and firmly embrace, which is the extreme closeup the audience receives before Cook pulls back hard to remind us of the backdrop of the action.
I'd truly love to see a production of "When the Sun Goes Down" to experience all Cook has created. ”