Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Sometimes the frame can't contain the picture, either because the latter is too strong or the former too weak. In this case, it's both. The case is Marcus Gardley's contemporary yarn, "every tongue confess," now concluding its two-weekend, six-performance run at the August Wilson Center. I emphasize that conclusion to start, because you only have three chances left to see this zestful musical tale imbued with rich folkloric comedy and contemporary truth-telling.
Sunday, April 01, 2012
Stage review: Gardley's 'every tongue confess' puts truth to the flame
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Sometimes the frame can't contain the picture, either because the latter is too strong or the former too weak. In this case, it's both. The case is Marcus Gardley's contemporary yarn, "every tongue confess," now concluding its two-weekend, six-performance run at the August Wilson Center. I emphasize that conclusion to start, because you only have three chances left to see this zestful musical tale imbued with rich folkloric comedy and contemporary truth-telling.
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