One of the most brilliant, and certainly funniest, plays in the English language has invaded the stage at Artists Repertory Theatre! The Importance of Being Earnest, written by Oscar Wilde and directed by Michael Mendelson, opened Saturday, May 20, with a few variations. Nary a male on the stage. All eight actors are female. Few things […]
Artists Repertory Theatre, Ayanna Berkshire, Bobby Brewer-Wallin, Crystal Ann Munoz, drawing room comedy, Jamie M. Rea, JoAnn Johnson, Kailey Rhodes, Linda Alper, Michael Mendelson, Oscar Wilde, play review, Sarach Lucht, social satire, The Importance of Being Earnest, Vana O'BrienMarjorie (Vana O’Brien) is a victim of Alzheimer’s Disease. At age 85, she is fairly advanced in the disease. She is unable to care for herself. She’s lost interest in eating. She’s lonely. And she constantly repeats herself, asking questions, driving her daughter Tess (Linda Alper) and son-in-law Jon (Michael Mendelson) nuts. But in Jordan […]
Adriana Baer, Artists Repertory Theatre, Chris Harder, fantasy, Ira Levin, Jordan Harrison, Linda Alper, Marjorie Prime, Michael Mendelson, play, robotic caregivers, robots, The Stepford Wives, thriller, Vana O'Brien