Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Matt Morrow got on a bus not that long ago, excited to be headed home to New York, and his "heart sank a little." That's when he knew Pittsburgh had taken hold. The associate artistic director at City Theatre since August, Mr. Morrow has brought a bit of New York to roost at the South Side theater. He's directing "Tigers Be Still," a Kim Rosenstock play that had interested him since the Roundabout Theater Company's 2010 production. The New York Times' Charles Isherwood wrote that Ms. Rosenstock's "subtly funny dialogue and the vivid, truthful characters keep the play grounded in prickly emotional authenticity."
Sunday, April 01, 2012
Stage preview: City Theatre's Morrow mines comedy in 'Tigers Be Still'
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Matt Morrow got on a bus not that long ago, excited to be headed home to New York, and his "heart sank a little." That's when he knew Pittsburgh had taken hold. The associate artistic director at City Theatre since August, Mr. Morrow has brought a bit of New York to roost at the South Side theater. He's directing "Tigers Be Still," a Kim Rosenstock play that had interested him since the Roundabout Theater Company's 2010 production. The New York Times' Charles Isherwood wrote that Ms. Rosenstock's "subtly funny dialogue and the vivid, truthful characters keep the play grounded in prickly emotional authenticity."
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