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Wednesday, May 02, 2018
Little Lake Theatre’s The Dresser depicts an actor past his prime
Theater Reviews + Features | Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh City Paper: There’s a famous line in theater: “Be careful of the scenery … you never know who’s been chewing it before you.” In Ronald Harwood’s play The Dresser, the person previously gnawing down on every inch of available scenery would be the character known only as Sir. He’s an actor of the old school; bombastic, egomaniacal, shameless and now in the final act of his life.
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