Lucas Hnath is out to mess with your mind.  Let me tell – it ain’t a bad deal.  My advice is accept the invitation. Hnath and director Les Waters have created something like a pas de deux. Matching pacing and movement from moment to moment.  What they have created releases what has been set to paper and lets it fly – creating a new Thin Place where there was none before.

Greater Clements has now joined the three hour club, and for no good reason other than to add new meaning to “exposition”.

In one in two, Donja R. Love opens a window into what it is to live with HIV. The excellent writing is raw and revealing – laced with irony and even humor. Jamyl Dobson, Leland Fowler and Edward Mawere give courageous, soul baring performances that leave no room for doubt. Now, as when the AIDS epidemic was at its height, silence equals death. We must not be silent.