Monthly Archives: January 2016

American actor-playwright Wallace Shawn’s potentially interesting but flawed play is about the government sponsoring killing of people whose views and faces the government doesn’t like. A group of theatrical friends, having a reunion after a ten-year absence, accept the killing … Continue reading →

Caryl Churchill’s 40-minute Here We Go, which owes something to Elias Canetti, Eugene Ionesco and Samuel Beckett, is about death and presented in three short scenes. The first is at a wake, the second is in limbo. The third, in … Continue reading →