Review: ‘The Village Bike’ at Shotgun Players (****)
“She moves pretty quickly to more fleshly and flamboyant sexual innuendoes and encounters with the bumbling plumber, Mike (David Sinaiko), as they debate the state of her sweaty pipes.”
Tag: Patrick Dooley
Shotgun Players ‘Voyage’: this ship is not quite seaworthy
(Charles Kruger) (Rating: 2/5 Stars » Somewhat Engaging) Tom Stoppard‘s The Coast of Utopia is an extraordinarily ambitious three play trilogy on the intellectual background of the Russian revolution, consisting of Voyage, Shipwreck, & Salvage. Covering a massive amount of historical material, the entire trilogy is a nine hour marathon of intellectual drama. When it played in repertory in New York […]
SHOTGUN PLAYERS INVESTIGATE “GOD’S PLOT”, EARLY AMERICAN THEATRE, AND REVOLUTION WITH AN ABUNDANCE OF SILLY FUN
(Charles Kruger) “God’s Plot” written and directed by Mark Jackson, produced by Joe Mallon, Sue Trowbridge and Lynn MacDonald for Shotgun Players. Set: Nina Ball. Lighting: Heather Basarab. Costumes: Christine Crook. Composer: Daveen DiGiacomo. Technical Director: Anne Kendall. Stage Manager: Armanda-Louise Krieger. Assistant Stage Manager: Riley Kveton. Shotgun Players Founding Artistic Director: Patrick Dooley. Thomas Fowkes: […]
