"He’s [Tim Crouch} making much of ticket buyers as part of the two-part actors and audience theater-going experience. This is a significant element of his attitude toward the changes, as he sees them, in theatergoing today."
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Under the direction of Karl Janes and Andy Smith, Tim Crouch is a very commanding performer, using his resonant baritone to paint pictures with words, holding our attention at all times. Narrating alone he makes us see all he describes from the theater, to the audience, to the landscape on stage and the other unseen actors. However, the play is not for all theatergoers simply because the format is complex and hard to follow and knowledge of the plot of "King Lear" is mandatory. On the other hand, for those who are into experimental theater, this is an exemplary model of the genre boldly pushing the envelope to what is possible.
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"Crouch is an inventive master of the twists and turns of words and images that invite an audience into his thought processes...This is both our real and virtual reality. But most important, is our togetherness."
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