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- 1play = no fences
2name = peggy gannon
3email = john.burke@mindspring.com
4rating = 5 Stars
5review = It's hard to evoke nostalgia without slipping into sentimentality,
but Probst succeeds. The characters are clearly delineated, and the focus
is firmly on the friendship between Etta and Anna; "Buckeye"
remains a character in *their* story, rather than a subplot that threatens
to take over. A wonderful piece of theater.
- 1play = no fences
2name = john burke
3email = john.burke@mindspring.com
4rating = 5 Stars
5review = I've seen this piece evolve over two earlier versions, and this
one (to quote Probst's character "Etta") has "the lightest
crust yet." Riveting, funny, moving, and wise.
- play = No Fences
- name = Joan Lohman
- rating = 5 stars
- review = The writing + acting voice felt so authentically Midwestern.
I looked forward to meeting each character. Jan made me believe in each
of her characters. I was right there in the kitchen. Spare, Charming, Touching.
- play = No Fences
- name = Susan Neidly
- rating = 5 stars
- review = story + acting real + sincere! This is a "Don't Miss"
- 1play = No Fences, a midwestern tale
2name = Susan Nichols
3email = Kaziel@aol.com
4rating = 4 Stars
5review = Pretty good acting, though the transitions from character to
character were somet
- 1play = No Fences, a midwestern tale
2name = Susan Nichols
3email = Kaziel@aol.com
4rating = 4 Stars
5review = Pretty good acting, though the transitions from character to
character were sometimes a little unclear. Low-key reminiscence was pleasant
but not gripping. Moving at the end.
- 1play = No Fences, a midwestern tale
2name = David Matson
3email = DavidcM560@aol.com
4rating = None
5review = Solid acting, directing, characters, but a little snoozy and
emotionally flat, like the Midwest.
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