Castellanetas portrayal captures the madcap attitude and anything-goes style. This is the initial offering of a new series of contemporary works by Classic Stage, which will be united by language as their primary means of expression. Hurricane is a work that gives women a chance to declaim, in the manner of a slam poet, the aches and pains of her sexual identity. Verbally, Wilson never errs. Actresses who can assert womens lives this boldly are the best argument for the artists imagination as a means of escape.
Men arent the only ones who have no idea who they are or how they can find out.
Everybodys screwed up. You will find a passionate, compelling study of people locked in a destructive cycle of love and punishment. You will hear some thrilling rants against the smugness and small-mindedness of Britain in the 950s. Director Jo Bonney brings the women to life. Enid Grahams, Alison, wiry, tense, infinitely melancholy, is genuinely touching.