The Traveling Lady at Actors Co-op Theatre

The Traveling Lady

Actors Co-op Theatre
1760 N. Gower Street Hollywood

The incomparable writing of Pulitzer Prize-winning Horton Foote returns to the Actors Co-op stage in a revival of The Traveling Lady. This delicately drawn portrait of an anxious spirit in search of home is one of the most enchanting chapters in Foote's cycle of plays celebrating love, family and small-town life.

Thru - Jun 12, 2011

Price: $30

Show Type: Drama

Box Office: 323-462-8460

www.actorsco-op.org

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The Traveling Lady Reviews

Average Rating based on 3 reviews

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Backstage - Somewhat Recommended

"...Director Linda Kerns has cast the piece well but fails to mobilize the dynamics that might make a quiet genre piece into gripping drama. Battani's Georgette is credible and charming but lacks the intensity and desperation needed to drive the action. As Margaret Rose, 7-year-old Haas is engagingly straightforward and mercifully free of child-actor mannerisms."

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- Neal Weaver

Stage Scene LA - Recommended

"...The Traveling Lady is the kind of play so-called sophisticates like to turn their noses up at sight unseen. I consider myself a fairly sophisticated theatergoer, and I loved every minute of it. Though Foote's slice of life doesn't make me want to pack up and call small-town Texas home, I was delighted to spend an hour and a half there with friends-the ones on stage I mean."

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- Steven Stanley

StageHappenings.com - Not Recommended

"...The Traveling Lady, however, has within it an innate danger which, if the actors don't work very hard to overcome it, drowns the play in sweetness. This production by The Actor's Co-op has no bite, no abrasiveness, and thus no danger or suspense. We drift into the saccharine."

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- Eve Meadows

The Traveling Lady at Actors Co-op Theatre