Borealis by
15 Mar. 2017
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A moving, epic adventure, astutely relevant to the world we're living in, this is a wonderful, wonderful play! ”
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Gina Femia
Recommended by Gina Femia
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- Orange Julius by16 Jan. 2017“ A play that's as fluid as memory itself, it dips in and out of moments that intersect and connect beautifully. I love this play. ”
- Shepherd by12 Jan. 2017“ One of the most effective plays I've ever read about war and humanity, about what it does to the people who live through it and how they continue to live with it. This is a beautiful piece. ”
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- RADICAL by9 Jan. 2017“ It's easy to see why this play won Best Play in the Downtown Urban Arts Festival - as relevant as it is ambitious, Nelson is able to bring a modern day lens to a historical event that reverberates now more than ever. It is clear that Nelson is a voice to listen to in theatre and I hope this play will find a longer run in the very near future. ”
- Away From by9 Jan. 2017“ A play about both grief in death as well as grief in life, Hannah has populated this surprising play with nuanced characters and an extremely interesting paralleled storyline. Her imagination is endless. ”
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