INTIMATE APPAREL
VINTAGE THEATRE: JUNE 8 –
JULY 10
Lynn Nottage’s play about Esther, an African American
seamstress living in New York City in 1910, is writing that is full of fire.
Director Seth Rossman was able to elicit powerful performances from his cast.
Director Seth Rossman was able to elicit powerful performances from his cast.
Lisa Young is luminous as Esther.
Simone St.
John creates a portrayal of Mayme that gives us a vibrant sensual lady of
the evening.
L-R: Cris Davenport and Lisa Young
Cris
Davenport is a dramatic dynamo
who simmers slowly at first and builds to create a frightening maelstrom of conflict.
Left-Right: Lisa Young and Seth Maisel
Seth Maisel
is endearing as a Jewish tailor with whom Esther has an abiding friendship.
Debbie Faber’s costume design is exceptional.
The colorful corsets, bustiers, smoking jackets and robes she has created are stunning.
There is
not a weak link in the cast.
Alex
Polzin’s well appointed scenic design and Rick Reid’s sound design conspire
to place us directly into the world of 1910 New York City.
Vintage once again delivers a high quality theatre experience.
Vintage
Theatre presents
"Intimate Apparel"
June
3-July 10
A
young African-American woman travels to New York to pursue her dreams.
Fri/Sat
at 7:30 p.m.; Sun at 2:30 p.m.
$24-$30
Vintage
Theatre, 1468 Dayton St., Aurora 80010
No comments:
Post a Comment