"Creativity soars in the examination of toxic masculinity in the multimedia dance play 'BRANDOCAPOTE' at The Tank"
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"The precision of the piece is stunning, but its ideas are reductive and repetitive… The difficulty with 'BrandoCapote' is that it may be too obscure for the uninitiated and too banal for the well-informed."
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"Slowly, in stops and starts, portraits of the two main characters are revealed. 'BrandoCapote' is more revealing than moving, its extreme stylization and constant repetitions present a façade that is difficult to pierce. But, it is a fascinating gem that takes a difficult subject and quietly revels in it."
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"[The Farringtons] have taken the prerecorded interaction along with similarly themed film clips and inserted them within their magically twisted ideology...They leave me wanting to know more, see more, and understand more, although it's also apparent that the clarity will have to come later."
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"Inspired by a fascinating interview Truman Capote conducted with Marlon Brando...also a dance theater piece…and the latest showcase for Farrington's inventive technical experiments …Each of these elements intrigued me and impressed me. But all three put together lost me."
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"Eschewing conventional narrative techniques, 'BrandoCapote' is both a hypnotic and enervating experience in its repetitive attempts to 'get this right.' Disentangling the lives of the two souls merged in purgatory is fruitless and frustrating. Of course, that is exactly the point."
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