The joy of listening to songwriters sing is the care and attention paid to the words being sung. McBroom shapes every syllable into rich and ripe tones capable of bringing on the tears. Bucchino weaves his words into a tight tapestry that matches his gentle humor and complements his superior work at the keyboard.
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The tunes offer a mix of 1980’s pop fun and big-hearted emotions, but in going from silver screen to live stage, this teen dramedy, as Duran Duran would say, has come undone.
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As Shakespeare famously calculated, “One man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven ages.” But now, Will Eno has gone and changed the math.
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Dust storms and flash flooding are hallmarks of Arizona’s monsoon season. But in playwright Lizzie Vieh’s Monsoon Season, destructive forces come from within.
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