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In The Master's House There Are Many Mansions (FringeNYC)
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Absorbing, Insipid, Indulgent, Intense, Great dancing
About the show
Part of FringeNYC: A mortuary in the Fillmore district, San Francisco, 1976. Larry James Fletcher pays final respects to his childhood friend Tyrone, a casualty of police violence. In the chilling embrace of the embalming room he discovers who the real victim is. More…
Categories: Drama, National. From Twilight Repertory Company. Written by Cherry Jackson. Directed by James Vesce, Music Director: Noel Freidline. Choreographed by James Vesce,
Member Reviews (2)
MEMBERS SAY:
Absorbing, Insipid, Indulgent, Intense, Great dancing
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Insipid, Indulgent, Great acting, Banal
August 16th, 2016
See it if Decent acting and the music and dancing were well-executed.
Don't see it if The music and dancing were gratuitous and distracting.
"This was an outlier: an ambitious revival in a festival dominated by new pieces...In a poetic, surreal manner, the play looks at how black men are raised and, too often, die. Despite the challenging acoustics, Singh and the Freidline successfully created a somber mood with jazz and blues instrum...
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"Chilling and stunning in its simplicity…’In the Master’s House’ stays with you, but unfortunately loses some of its effect due to some unconvincing acting. Bracy and N’gaojia play their characters effectively, but in a familiar story, they need not try to sell it as hard as they sometimes do. Ho...
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Theatre Reviews Limited
"One of the most challenging pieces of theatre in FringeNYC 2016…‘In the Master’s House There Are Many Mansions’ raises many rich and enduring questions…Under James Vesce’s electrifying direction, the cast is uniformly brilliant and engaging. They each bring authenticity and a level of honesty t...
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