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Posted on January 9, 2016January 9, 2016

“Pick of the Vine” at Little Fish Theatre

The thing of it about short plays, plays of around ten minutes duration, is that they pack into those precious few moments a wealth of human drama with its sorrow and slapstick, grief and joy. If one loves a particular little playlet, it ends too quickly. If one doesn’t really care for it, well, it … Continue reading “Pick of the Vine” at Little Fish Theatre

Posted on November 21, 2015November 21, 2015

“Ethan Claymore” at Little Fish Theatre

One could call Norm Foster the Canadian Neil Simon. Like Simon, he writes light-hearted comedies that, with the right cast and a savvy director, can pack an emotional punch as well as plenty of laughs. With “Ethan Claymore,” Little Fish Theatre hits on eight cylinders with a slick production shoehorned into an intimate space. It … Continue reading “Ethan Claymore” at Little Fish Theatre

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