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by margaret
e d s o n
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'It tells the truth,' says Crow, who already shaved her blonde hair for the part. The audience gets to watch the onion peel as the disease takes her, and it's the common denominator of humanity that is revealed as that onion peels and how much the touch of human kindness really means.'
'The play has the potential to be such a catharsis for both the actors and the audience.'
For the complete story by Beth Francis, please click here.
When you see the play, when you see Kim Crow's incandescent portrayal of Dr. Vivian Bearing, you perhaps will understand where Edson is coming from...Do not miss this play. It is one of a kind.'
'An Additional Look at W;t' Anne Bellew , Islander, week of March 23-29, 2001
'A gem such as this has not hit Southeast Florida stages in recent memory ... toeing lines where few dare to tread. In other words, 'W;t' is brilliant ... Pamela Hunt has created a sophisticated masterpiece with impeccable performances. Kim Crow and cast accomplish a mesmerizing performance where audience members must occasionally remind themselves to breathe.'
Vivian Mc Mahon
Fort Myers Beach Observer
March 21, 2001
