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Fascinating! One of the more unexpected (and satisfying) works presented in recent memory. Director Sammi Cannold’s cast certainly deserves the buzz.

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CAPTIVATING, ambitiously conceived, and superbly executed…Malloy and Chavkin have devised an arrestingly expressive theatrical language of their own.

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“No experience is lost on Eve Ensler. Ensler is an author and artist who has immersed herself in the cause of stopping violence against women.”

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POWERFUL AND AFFIRMING…the play has two parts, and it’s hard to decide which has more impact. A stellar cast bring history to life…Can theater make a difference? Oh, yes.

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Every day is a struggle so normalized we just deal with the scrapes, scratches, and big, blue bruises. We keep smiling, keep thriving, keep moving along. Until something stops us and forces us to catch our breath. Thursday night at Hibernian Hall in Roxbury, a little less than 100 people gathered for a play, The Movement Theatre Company’s production of “What to Send Up When It Goes Down” by Aleshea Harris.

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Masterful! Connects the dots between Elizabethan values and the contemporary battle for racial and religious tolerance.

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“Barbershops are naturally theatrical places,” [playwright Inua] Ellams says as he watches the men in Headlines talk. “They just open up to conversation — for men to hold court and talk at length about the most ridiculous, crazy stories.”

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