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Going To St. Ives: Gloucester Stage Presents Fascinating Drama Starring Oscar Nominee
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Members Who Went Said:
This was a remarkable play acted by two amazing women. The concept of the play was so unique...one woman makes a decision which accidentally kills her son, the other makes a decision to intentionally kill her son. The skill with which these actors drew you into their lives was remarkable. It made a huge impact on my husband and me, and we talked about it all the way home!
Anonymous Member This drama was too dependent on dialogue for my taste— but it is very well written with good acting.
Anonymous Member Extremely well written play, two great roles, two excellent actresses |
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More Details About This Event: Going to St. Ives Featuring About Gloucester Stage Company: The Gloucester Stage Company was co-founded in 1979 by Geoff Richon, Denny Blodgett, and award-winning playwright Israel Horovitz as a "safe harbor for playwrights and new plays". During its first twenty seasons, under Horovitz's artistic direction, the GSC successfully realized its mission with production of more than 35 world premieres, 15 American premieres, and 25 New England premieres. Plays developed at the GSC have gone on to critical and popular acclaim on Broadway, off-Broadway, across the United States, and around the world. The GSC has received many honors, including numerous Best of Boston awards by Boston drama critics for outstanding and popular work, and, most notably, a New England Theatre Conference Award. Mr Horovitz was honored with Boston's prestigious Elliot Norton Prize for his work with the GSC. |
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