Hunger Artists Theatre (Fullerton, CA)
When two couples come to the theatre to tell their unconventional story, the thin line between past and present becomes blurred, while the issues of sexual identity, friendships, family and gender roles are deconstructed in the West Coast premiere of Small Domestic Acts.
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This play was very well done. I really enjoyed it. I would recommend it and I would like to also see it again.
This is a top notch production. Thought provoking play. Excellent acting all around. You really care about the characters and what happens to them and why. I believed every single person on the stage.
Don't miss this show!
I saw this play on opening night with a friend. We both thought it was great! Edgy, interesting characters, well written, well casted, very good actors. Obviously, this is for open-minded adults, but it is clever and very funny.
I thought the play was good. I liked the small, intimate venue. I would attend another play there. It was also a friendly atmosphere.
Good acting all around. A thoughtful play that breaks down theatrical conventions.
Part Brecht, part Pirandello and part day time drama, "Small Domestic Acts" at once examines and deconstructs relationships, love, gender roles and the definition of family.
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