Her exuberant happiness contrasts with Fitzgerald's anger and pain. The bridegroom, Curt Williams, falls into the shadows of Fitzpatrick's performance until his bride, Jessica Weiner, appears onstage. His unspoken tenderness for her is beautiful. But soon the love triangle is established through the strength of his feelings for her, her barely hidden disdain for him and her reaction to Leonardo's macho, physical presence. With the exception of the Moon's less than mesmerizing monologue, not a single role fails the tremendous tension onstage.
Every emotion is all-consuming, no passion is disobeyed.
It is this magnified vitality that the URTC has discovered in Lorca, and in themselves.