Featured review from Veronika

Too long. Three hours is too long for the most action-packed, concise, emotionally charged play Shakespeare ever wrote. The actors did a great job (exception: Duncan, also the director, who seemingly forgot to rehearse) to overcome the weight of the Dust Bowl idea which was not clearly conceived or consistently carried out. Maybe it would have worked if it had been integrated into the heart of the play, not just clumsily bolted on. The Hecate character is possibly the single most annoying feature of this long-winded production. Her high-pitched singing grated on the nerves and the character did nothing to move the action forward. Again, the actors were fabulous and delivered their lines with skill and passion--too bad they couldn't break free from the uneven staging and tedious sound effects. Their effort is the sole reason for three stars.