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69 Moments of Life
Actor, You're Killing Me
Air Tight Security
Almost True Adventures ...
Amazing Improvised Musical
Animal Farm
Ballerina on a Horse
Beautiful Man
Berserker
Caffe di Amore or ...
Check the Box
Clearing Hedges
Corned Beef
Countless
Crime & Variations
Death Blow II: ...
Demon Pope
Diagnosis: Jew Pain ...
Disco Prophecies
Ethan's Gift
Far From Springer
Fixed Boundry
Forty Love
Got Water
I Can't Believe They're Not Oriental!
Idiot Machine: ...
In Cahoots
John Muir: Watch, Pray, Fight
Late Night Talk Show
Ludlow and Canal
Magic at the Fringe
Man 1, Bank 0
Marx in Soho
Mixed Signal
Mother: A Modern Buddhist ...
Naked Inqisition
nEO - surrealists present: ...
Neon's Crazy Blue
Nharcolepsy
Original Action Pack
Park - N - Ride
Passages
Sandwich
Scabaret!
Searching for God in Kerala
Seventh Game of the World Series
Shadow Kissers
Strobe Vision
This World is Not My Home
Total Improvisation - ...
Train Stories
Tripping on the Equator ...
Twinspeak
Play: Strobe Vision
Reviewer: Greg Markham
Reviewer Email: gxmarkham13@hotmail.com
Rating: 5 Stars
Thoroughly enjoyable. Especially interesting if you have been influenced
by, or involved in, the "underground" dance music scene since
the dawn of house music. Gay character was a little extra-flamboyant, but
it worked well.
Play: Strobe Vision
Reviewer: Vince Vitale
Reviewer Email: WorldGazer@aol.com
Rating: 2 Stars
Strobe Vision by Jeremy Sawyer is that cloying kind of play pretending to
be profound. Take a totally unbelievable central male character, add one
central premise of making a business out of creating raves which are not
raves, add a gay character which no self-respecting theater production would
cast in this day and age (because they now know how anti-gay this type of
casting is), and you have Strobe Vision. Despite some decent acting (i.e.,
the fabulous waitress), the embarrassing script leaves me thinking, “No,
thanks!”
Play: Strobe Vision
Reviewer: Martin Rojas-Dietrich
Reviewer Email: martinandhisquest@yahoo.com
Rating: 4 Stars
Great production. Strong cast. In particular Rinabeth Apostol. The play
is funny, intelligent & realistic. A couple of characters were a bit
over the top, but somehow it worked.
Play: Strobe Vision
Reviewer: Mike Dacayanan
Reviewer Email: mikedac@sbcglobal.net
Rating: 5 Stars
Loved it, the cast was awesome, hot, hot, hot!!!!
Play: Strobe Vision
Reviewer: David
Reviewer Email: dfirshein@comcast.net
Rating: 5 Stars
Up there with the best of them! The whole thing hung together well and everyone's
acting was very good. I enjoyed it alot.
Play: Strobe Vision
Reviewer: russel
Reviewer Email:
Rating: 1 Star
Who's writting these reviews , friends of the cast? You all must have seen
a different show than I went to. I never connected to this at all. Reminds
of playwritting sophmore year of college. There's far better out there.
Play: strobe vision
Reviewer: vince pietromartire
Reviewer Email: outthebox1
Rating: 5 Stars
This play is well written...a little wordy,
but funny. The waitress is GREAT.
If you like a love story wrapped in a political, sexual, racial package
than this is the one to see. It'll make you laugh and make you think. What
more could you ask for.
Play: Strobe Vision
Reviewer: Kathleen Shy
Reviewer Email: KMShy@sbcglobal.net
Rating: 5 Stars
Entertaining and a social message, great characters. It left me wanting
more.
Play: Strobe Vision
Reviewer: jes'fine
Reviewer Email: jes_fine@hotmail.com
Rating: 2 Stars
Lots and lots of words. Not much meaning. Felt far,far longer than an hour.
Play: Strobe Vision
Reviewer: Mark
Reviewer Email: skippymac@earthlink.net
Rating: 4 Stars
For such a young playwright, Mr. Sawyer has an obvious old-soul view of
the world and insight into the way people relate to one-another. Like all
good plays, Strobe Vision holds the audience's atteniton with basic common
understanding of the "human condtion." Although he illustrates
these ideas through modern dialogue and rave scene culture, the characters
and the unspoken stories they tell are timeless.
The cast is exceptionally diverse and every one of them brings something to the story. I felt that I could connect with each of them and their moral struggles.
Directing was also wonderful. The stage was always balanced and the story flowed along with few (if any distractions)-- not easy to with such a large cast in a play so driven by dialogue.