The 25th annual Rhinoceros Theater Festival presents the cozy side of fringe.
by Zac Thompson
The first act of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull centers on a botched production of an experimental play that's been written and directed by an oversensitive young man named Konstantin Treplev. The production bears all the markings of bad avant-garde theater: it's humorless and incomprehensible, full of baffling imagery and pretentious language.…[ Read more ]