No. Saints Lane: a love story

Acting Artists Theatre
7313 Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles

North Saints Lane, Skagway, Alaska, a small bungalow – the home of Mer Hicks and her "not quite right" daughter Dizzy. They're being pursued by a half-blind fish canner, an insane special forces officer, and a short sheriff with a shorter temper. But no one is going anywhere in this blizzard…

Presented by Coeurage Theatre Company

Thru - Mar 6, 2011

No. Saints Lane: a love story Reviews

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LA Weekly - Not Recommended

"...most of Act 2 turns in to muddled attempt to explore the volatile dynamics of love, attraction and repulsion, and even the effects of torture on the human psyche - little of which is articulated or emerges from the incoherent structure. The contrived finale is just puzzling. Cast performances are barely adquate, with Calarco (who does fine job with the sound design), being the only exception."

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- Lovell Estell III

Backstage - Highly Recommended

"...It's amazing what a fledgling theater company filled with enthusiasm and youthful abandonment can do with a black-box space, a couch that looks like it was lifted from a scene study workshop, and a little more than a dozen lighting instruments. With respectful deference to company member Eric Czuleger's audacious black comedy, written for the 2009 MFA acting class from Cal State Fullerton that forms this company, primary kudos should surely be given director Steve Julian for wrenching spot-on performances from his mostly untested players, many presumably unsullied by the discordant world they create here so authentically. "

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- Travis Michael Holders

No. Saints Lane: a love story at Acting Artists Theatre