![]() WOWSA! We are beyond thrilled that our labor of love, the community Bard-B-Q production of THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) was recently honored with an Elliot Norton Award for Best Fringe Production by the Boston Theatre Critics Association (in addition to Steven Barkhimer's nomination for Best Director)!
We are humbled to be recognized once again alongside such fabulous theatre companies as Company One
and the Gold Dust Orphans, and grateful for the opportunity to affirm our belief that at its core, theatre is about sharing an experience with
the lady to your right, the performer up on stage AND the kid that's snorting root beer out his nose a few rows up.
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The Island of Slaves (February 11th - March 6th. 2010) “(A) vibrant and thoughtful production” “Director Kathryn Walsh and the energetic young cast find all the wit in
Neil Bartlett's adaptation of the text, and they add their own playful sense of physical
humor to the mix. The result is an Island of Slaves that seeks to amuse as
much as it enlightens.” “By the time Berger-Jones makes his last, definitive gesture of command,
we're at once filled with a sense of completion - a satisfying recognition of a vision thoroughly made real - and sorry to see the
fantasy end.” “'Slaves' A masterful turn” “Director Kathryn Walsh's production is nothing if not ambitious.” “Island's five actors are clearly having the time of their lives, manically
trading outfits or hanging each other from hooks, and there's bright chemistry at work.” “the cast finds the heart of a work that in the end counsels kindness and reason.” |