No split-decisions here. NPT's GOD OF CARNAGE is being hailed by audiences and critics alike as a unanimous winner! Read all about it below.
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Margaret Quamme of The Columbus Dispatch says:
God of Carnage walks a tightrope between comedy and drama, and it takes a strong cast to maintain the balance between the two…the actors of New Players Theater are more than equal to the challenge.
Performed by a cast who clearly know their characters inside and out, it leaves prickly questions about marriage and parenthood after the laughter has died away.
Read the full review here.
Dwayne Steward of Queer Corner says:
It shows bravado and a keen eye for the the taste of a modern theatergoer, and NPT hit this one way out of the park.
Director Matt Hermes is astute and takes his time with Reza’s powder-keg of a script…he slowly builds the tension with tempered movements and by the end has the actors flailing about uncontrollably to accentuate their animal-like behavior.
Read the full review here.
Richard Ades of The Other Paper says:
It’s a Tony and Olivier Award-winning comedy-drama that relies on strong, ballsy performances, something the actors deliver in spades.
Read the full review here.
It's the hot ticket in town, so don't miss it! GOD OF CARNAGE continues today through Sunday, March 18th. For more information on the show, click here. Just want to buy tickets right now? Go here.
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