A moving piece on memory and commemoration. Philip Middleton Williams continues to make remembrance the quicksand and intrigue it really is with the calculated efforts of the characters doing the remembering. Whether they prove unreliable narrators or victims of their own recollection I leave to the audience to decide. However, that it is a question at all is a testament to the playwright's sense of drama and craftsmanship. Particularly with how things ultimately play out (for posterity). Recovery is addressed in its many forms and how there's nothing final to it. A beautiful meditation on art...
A moving piece on memory and commemoration. Philip Middleton Williams continues to make remembrance the quicksand and intrigue it really is with the calculated efforts of the characters doing the remembering. Whether they prove unreliable narrators or victims of their own recollection I leave to the audience to decide. However, that it is a question at all is a testament to the playwright's sense of drama and craftsmanship. Particularly with how things ultimately play out (for posterity). Recovery is addressed in its many forms and how there's nothing final to it. A beautiful meditation on art as well.