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February 14th – March 3rd
World Premiere – A hilarious comedy set in the heart of Appalachia where two estranged bothers push sibling rivalry beyond absurdity to the point of death. Jimmy returns home after drifting from coast to coast for 7 years to help his brother find the remains of their dead father, whom they buried beneath the cabin floor decades ago. The state has taken possession of the property to build a road through the cabin and the two brothers must find their father’s remains before the state does. As they excavate, the paternal twins dig up much more than bones in this twisted and sardonic comedy. Imagine a Cohen Brother’s version of Sam Shepard’s True West.
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RED HERRING NEWS & REVIEWS
Review: Provocative two-act ‘Anna Weiss’ emotionally powerful
03/03/18 – “Clashing memories and conflicting perceptions of reality spark explosive drama in ‘Anna Weiss.'”
Theater Review: Solid Acting Helps Drama Resonate about Education, Race and Clashing Generations
12/16/17 – “Red Herring Productions finds the wistful hope and poignant tragedy in ‘My Children! My Africa!’”
Columbus Dispatch – Fugard’s Emotional Apartheid-era Drama Offers Multiple Perspectives
11/14/17 – “An idealistic black South African teacher strives to educate students on academic and social issues amid the tensions of apartheid in “My Children! My Africa!”
Columbus Makes Art Presents: Director Jordan Davis on Beckett’s Waiting For Godot
10/19/17 – Read the full interview from Columbus Underground here.
Columbus Dispatch on Waiting for Godot: “A Rich Depth and a Sparkling Surface”
10/14/17 – “Waiting for Godot holds on to its essential strangeness no matter how many times you’ve seen it. Even as it travels its well-worn path, it constantly opens up raw emotional experiences.”