O'Neill's 'Hughie' Proves a Potent if Imperfect Two-Hander
Open Fist Theatre Company’s account of Eugene O’Neill’s “Hughie,” a one-act dating to the early 1940s that was first staged after the playwright’s death, is spare but compelling.
O'Neill's 'Hughie' Proves a Potent if Imperfect Two-Hander
Open Fist Theatre Company’s account of Eugene O’Neill’s “Hughie,” a one-act dating to the early 1940s that was first staged after the playwright’s death, is spare but compelling.
'Foote Notes' Rings With Quiet Truths
Open Fist Theatre Company pairs two Horton Foote one-acts to create “Foote Notes,” and these intimate, flavorful works get a powerful, on-target staging from director Scott Paulin.