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Posts Tagged ‘Lunchbox Theatre’
January 26th, 2010 by Wil Knoll
This review might be late, but so was her original date…
There’s a question sometimes about the value of a review for a show that only runs for a week. If you’re able to get a review up of opening night, sometimes the cast have not been able to settle in. If you get the review up a few days in, there’s little chance that the review would be able to influence people to see the show. But sometimes you just have to review a show so that it’s documented somewhere, as a valued piece of our shared history.
Rebecca Northan’s Blind Date is a gem, worthy of documentation and its place in this Year’s High Performance Rodeo. Rebecca Northan is gorgeous, aggressive, coy, heartfelt and sexy all rolled into one. It is balls to the wall theatre, with Northan throwing herself to the wolves every night for about an hour and a half or longer.
Sometimes though, Northan plays the wolf.
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November 9th, 2009 by Wil Knoll
Nothing new under this sun
But that is in no way a bad thing.
Simply put, Under The Bright Sun is enjoyable, with a generous amount of laughs warmly served up and smartly staged. Having said that, there may not have been any jaw dropping moments of realizations pulled out of the audience. There are no sharp inhales of surprised thrills, or deep nuanced discussions of morals, ethics, perceptions and realities.
Well, there is a little bit of a chat about that last part.
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October 30th, 2009 by Wil Knoll
Because the strangers on the bus make me question my existence and purpose sometimes…
Currently running at Lunchbox Theatre is the world premiere of Norm Foster’s Under The Bright Sun. Amnesia of some form confounds four people waiting at a bus stop, leading them to question their lives and love. Running until November 16th, you can check out this lunchtime comedy which seems to have a basis in an all too familiar sensation for some of us.
Or at least for me. I’ve often spent time at the bus questioning my motives for everything, wondering if the person standing beside me is happy with their life, or if I was happy with mine… I asked the cast members of Under The Bright Sun to commiserate about public transit based moments with me. This is what they had to say. (more…)
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