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Patricia L. Morin

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“This Beautiful Virtual Village” Turns Ugly with Infighting—Streaming Abbey Theatre

“This Beautiful Virtual Village” Turns Ugly with Infighting—Streaming Abbey Theatre

September 8, 2020 Patricia L. Morin

Lisa Tierney-Keogh Depicts Sharp Irish Debates on Gender & Race  by Patricia L. Morin In Lisa Tierney-Keogh’s “This Beautiful Virtual Village,” six feisty members of a residents’ association outside Dublin make Zoom their stage. Malvina Reynolds’ song “Little Boxes” plays in the background. All the members have opinions on the obscene, sexist slur that…

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“7th Voyage of Egon Tichy” Conquers Uncharted Spaces—Streaming TiQ

“7th Voyage of Egon Tichy” Conquers Uncharted Spaces—Streaming TiQ

August 28, 2020 Patricia L. Morin

Josh Luxenberg Creates an Adventure in a Box  by Patricia L. Morin “The 7th Voyage of Egon Tichy” maps new territory for online theater. Theater in Quarantine’s video and electronic innovations blend set, story, sound, and character into a technologically advanced miniature wonderland. Playing bumbling astronaut Egon Tichy, Joshua William Gelb transforms his 8’x…

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“The Line” Confronts Pandemic’s Terrors—Streaming NY Public

“The Line” Confronts Pandemic’s Terrors—Streaming NY Public

July 24, 2020 Patricia L. Morin

Blank & Jensen Revive Health Workers’ Humanity by Patricia L. Morin “The Line” is a heartache to watch. This beautifully crafted docu-drama by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen focuses on individual actors in emotional confessions, as they play real-life Covid health workers. Blank and Jensen interview seven First Responders working in New York City…

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“Pipeline” Embodies Every Mother’s Fears—Streaming Lincoln Ctr

“Pipeline” Embodies Every Mother’s Fears—Streaming Lincoln Ctr

July 19, 2020 Patricia L. Morin

Dominique Morisseau Exposes Race, Class Bias in Schools by Patricia L. Morin Dominique Morisseau’s “Pipeline”—based on the School-to-Prison Pipeline for students of color—profiles a divorced mom’s struggle with the expectation her son will end up in prison, like so many urban Black teens. On Lincoln Center’s small stage, Director Lileana Blain-Cruz uses Matt Sanders’…

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