Thursday, May 22, 2008
Stage Review: August Wilson's diner of dreams comes to life in 'Two Trains'
Post Gazette: "The characteristic magic of August Wilson is never better felt than in the engrossing, moving 'Two Trains Running,' the 1960s play in his 10-play, century-long Pittsburgh Cycle. Given an intimate and electric staging by a dream cast at Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre, 'Two Trains' tunnels right to the heart of Wilson's dramatic achievement, not to mention the Hill District of his prophetic imagination."
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