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The Brothers Paranormal
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Absorbing, Clever, Entertaining, Great acting, Great staging
About the show
"The Brothers Paranormal" follows two Thai brothers who launch a business to investigate paranormal activities. More…
When they investigate the home of an African-American couple, who have been displaced by Hurricane Katrina, their notions of reality, fantasy, and sanity clash against the shocking truth. This play highlights how present-day humanity deals with grief and the beauty of compassion that is revealed even in our darkest hours.
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MEMBERS SAY:
Absorbing, Clever, Entertaining, Great acting, Great staging
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Overrated, Great staging, Disappointing, Confusing, Ambitious
May 19th, 2019
See it if you like talky plays that attempt to scare you but really do not.
Don't see it if you were expecting an exciting and terrifying evening. This play needs editing.
“Produced for the Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, Gomolvilas’s clever, multilayered play is gratifyingly subtle in its inquiry into migration—the pain of crossing over for the living and the dead alike. Liu’s direction shifts deftly among registers: comedy, melancholy, suspense, and several genuine ...
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"Part ghost story, part family drama, this new play by Prince Gomolvilas mixes scary tactics with heartfelt emotions...Weaving the spiritual world with mental well-being, 'The Brothers Paranormal' will have you guessing what is real and what isn't until the very end. It makes for an entertaining ...
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"Gomolvilas’ gripping thriller 'The Brothers Paranormal' which crackles with tension from start to finish...Gomolvilas’ horror film-style scenario has been imaginatively conceived for the stage by solid short scenes, smoothly imparted exposition, and humane characters that are all minutely detail...
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"Troupe and Coats, the strongest actors in the piece give a grounded, pragmatic strength and wryness to characters who could easily seem a little too long-suffering...Max is a hard character...requires a complexity in both acting and staging that Kridakorn and director Jeff Liu never quite seem t...
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