Loeb Experimental Theater
Set in modern America, George F. Walker's play is a comedy about a dysfunctional family striving to evade the inevitable. Walker takes a close look at the hardships of urban life as well as the power of loe and loyalty that binds a family together. The play looks to be hilarious, yet diffused with a strong sense of realism. Director Dorothy Fortenberry '02 also highlights the creativity of the production, as most cast members knew little of Walker's story. Look out for the set design and sound design, which Fortenberry describes as "abstract and realistic."
End of Motions Nov 30 to Dec 3 & Dec 7 to Dec 10 by David Kornhaber '02 directed by David Kornhaber '02 and George Collins '01 Read more in ArtsRecommended Articles
