John-Paul Sartre writes that “Hell is other people,” and Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a potent example of how humans torment each other. The Beck Center for the Arts production of this warped little gem is as delightful as it is horrifying. It’s final weekend in the Studio Theatre now complete, Who’s AfraidContinue reading “VIRGINIA WOOLF at Beck Center is a savage game of illusion”
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The Wait is over for GODOT at Beck Center
Amidst the longing and despair that seeps through the core of “Waiting for Godot” at the Beck Center for the Arts, actor Michael Mauldin finds joy in the chaos. Playing now through November 5, 2017 in the Studio Theatre, Samuel Beckett’s dynamic absurdist piece lays in wait for audiences to come and think. “I hateContinue reading “The Wait is over for GODOT at Beck Center”
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