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FROM THE OTHER SIDE - After Production Thoughts
A month has passed since the final performance of LAWRENCE STATION: The Crash of American Airlines Flagship Erie. The experience was outstanding. It's hard to believe what resulted from the simple original desire to write a play about a local historical event. Some observations from the production:
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| This review is only for "Fun." This play is similar to Korder's play, Boys' Life, only different characters. Again, lacks plot, nonredeemable characters. Written in 1987, the play uses a load of 1980/80's references, so the play, in it's present time ...more | |
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| This was a simple read, but didn't seem to have much of an overall plot. It was more short episodes that centered on three dysfunction boys with no redeeming qualities. The characters were unique from each other but cliche and stereotypical idiots. I ...more | |
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| I've read and seen many Neil Simon plays. He was a prominent playwright on Broadway in the 60's and 70's. A great idea of four different scenarios in a single location. Dated material but still reflects Simon's humour. ...more | |
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This is a fun and interesting play. A few things that didn't make it a 5* for me. 1. Many of Norm Foster's plays fit a carbon copy of Freytag's Pyramid. While I prefer the pyramid to be less than typical, following the pyramid is probably why Foster i ...more |
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| I liked the characters. It's almost like I knew people just like that. Great 2-hander. Act 2, Scene 3, the final scene, wears out the point. I like how it ended. ...more | |
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| This could have been a better "one act play," and half the length. Dialogue heavy for what little takes place. Not the most compelling ending. ...more | |
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Hmm. Transphobic? Couldn't be further from the truth. "You, Me. Me, You" was written specifically to bring positive awareness and in doing so, has won
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| A simple and basic book that Alan wrote during the lock down. Short chapters about events, some funny and interesting, some not very significant. The most interesting concept was that Alan pointed out in no matter what circumstance people (or he) wer ...more | |
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