Comments for theatervision-playtime.com http://theatervision-playtime.com/blog Theater-Vision / Playtime Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:11:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on AUDIENCE SEZ by TheaterVision Team http://theatervision-playtime.com/blog/?p=7&cpage=1#comment-29 TheaterVision Team Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:11:37 +0000 http://theatervision-playtime.com/blog/?p=7#comment-29 Thank you for your honest feedback and for supporting independent theater. Please visit our website Show Page anytime for a list of upcoming new plays to see. Thank you for your honest feedback and for supporting independent theater. Please visit our website Show Page anytime for a list of upcoming new plays to see.

]]> Comment on AUDIENCE SEZ by Dave http://theatervision-playtime.com/blog/?p=7&cpage=1#comment-28 Dave Sun, 07 Jun 2009 11:58:57 +0000 http://theatervision-playtime.com/blog/?p=7#comment-28 I attnded the "LOOKING FOR A PLACE IN THE SUN' Trilogy on June 6th. My brother Milton Sweet was in the emsemble cast. I liked THE RACK, enjoyed BOOMERS the most and didn't care for THE HEAT OF ALPHABET CITY. 'CITY' was too short and reached it's conclusion too early (may have been the playwright's point). 'THE RACK' was a bit confusing..it took a while to figure out in the beginning. It the Man (Jarett Karlsberg) had been more expressive in regard to his space, it would have been clearer. 'BOOMER' was the best of the three. Reuben Goldman was fine, he displayed the 'wonder' of your formative years well. EJ Lynch was very good as the universal uncle and Mr. Karlsberg, though saying little hit the mark with his youthful awkwardness. All of the cast were good at displying the energy and confusion that's part of being a young teenager. I attnded the “LOOKING FOR A PLACE IN THE SUN’ Trilogy on June 6th.
My brother Milton Sweet was in the emsemble cast. I liked THE RACK, enjoyed BOOMERS the most and didn’t care for THE HEAT OF ALPHABET CITY.

‘CITY’ was too short and reached it’s conclusion too early (may have been the playwright’s point).

‘THE RACK’ was a bit confusing..it took a while to figure out in the beginning. It the Man (Jarett Karlsberg) had been more expressive in regard to his space, it would have been clearer.

‘BOOMER’ was the best of the three. Reuben Goldman was fine, he displayed the ‘wonder’ of your formative years well. EJ Lynch was very good as the universal uncle and Mr. Karlsberg, though saying little hit the mark with his youthful awkwardness. All of the cast were good at displying the energy and confusion that’s part of being a young teenager.

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