Review
"a most enjoyable production and worthy of another “bravo for L.A. Theatre Works" --audiobookcafe.com
Be prepared to flinch as three friends attempt to merge love, greed, and fraud. A tightly knit audio drama is carried out expertly by a talented cast unfazed by working in the audio medium. The story compresses time, and all actors seem firmly on the same imaginary stage as they weave their stories of love, betrayal, and shame against a background of big city bohemian life. It s easy to fall into the seductive rhythm of this performance--and it s over all too soon as the final blue brushstrokes are laid down. You ll enjoy this unusually cinematic audio theater offering. --AudioFile Magazine
Be prepared to flinch as three friends attempt to merge love, greed, and fraud. A tightly knit audio drama is carried out expertly by a talented cast unfazed by working in the audio medium. The story compresses time, and all actors seem firmly on the same imaginary stage as they weave their stories of love, betrayal, and shame against a background of big city bohemian life. It s easy to fall into the seductive rhythm of this performance--and it s over all too soon as the final blue brushstrokes are laid down. You ll enjoy this unusually cinematic audio theater offering. --AudioFile Magazine
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About the Author
Keith Bunin's plays include The Credeaux Canvas (Playwrights Horizons), The Principality of Sorrows (Pure Orange Productions), The Kind of Clocks (Lincoln Center Lab at HERE and Malaparte Theatre Company). He wrote the short film Why Don't You Dance, which premiered at the 1998 Hampton's Film Festival. He also wrote and directed the short film Under Track Nine, which won him the Willard T.C. Johnson Fellowship for Film Study given by New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. He is writing films for Universal Focus, Killer Films, and Madstone Films. His writing has been published in American Film Magazine and on the web at McSweeney's.
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