Madame Lynch
About the show
This world premiere is a spectacle with music that takes on the picaresque story of Eliza Lynch, who, through fate and machination, became the self-proclaimed “Empress of Paraguay” in the mid-19th century. More…
In collaboration with the Paraguayan folkloric dance group Ballet Panambí Vera, The Drunkard’s Wife creates a complex and fragmented portrait of La Lynch through live music and dance.
Member Reviews (4)
MEMBERS SAY:
See it if Wildly theatrical, dramatically dense, non-linear & determinedly whimsical Sherwood's style is an acquired taste Fab fashion parade mid-show
Don't see it if Can be slow, infuriatingly ambiguous & just stupid/silly but also intelligently rigorous & historically perceptive It's love-it or hate-it!
See it if I don’t know what to say, I regret going
Don't see it if You’re can avoid it.
See it if You are bored and willing to nap for 85 minuets...The only good part here is the colorful elaborate costumes and 5 minuets of happy dancing.
Don't see it if You like theater
See it if you like strong, female leads Juliana Francis Kelly was wonderful; she nailed the role and emotions. Costuming was fun and colorful.
Don't see it if you are looking for a musical theater experience. Also, the plot is very twisted so you need to pay attention.
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