 The ensemble emerges. // Photo: Dan Norman "Director/adaptor Laura Leffler-McCabe has assembled a cast here that knows how to do a slow burn on Edna’s simmering emotions, with Dussault of course, leading the pack" - Single White Fringe Geek "With a large cast utilizing physical theater techniques, live music performed by an onstage three-person band, and beautiful production design, The Awakening is a truly lovely and moving story of a woman's struggles to find her place in a world that doesn't accept her." - Cherry And Spoon "It’s an unflinching look that avoids demonizing these characters — all have cards to play, but the deck is stacked… Dussault, a busy and consistently impressive actor, has never been better than she is here, sweeping us along on her character’s tragic journey of self-realization." - City Pages  The young lovers (Lauren Diesch, Aaron Henry) inhabit Edna's mind. // Photo: Dan Norman "It's the perfect story to tell because it is so emotional and, with the waves of feminism we ride like waves on the sea, it once again feels very present and very live in our current culture. Though it deals with Victorian women and their yearnings, it contains a force that is still very much alive in the lives and minds of modern women." - The Room Where It Happens "I always know the value of a performance the next day. I can't stop thinking about the show! It was wonderfully nuanced and performed. The visuals and soundscape added immensely to the story and immersive feel of the show. And of course, the themes although originally put to paper by this author over a hundred years ago, still ring clear for us today." - Megan Hadley, Audience Member Three shows remain for THE AWAKENING: Friday, March 17 at 7:30 PM Saturday, March 18 at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM
And for you, loyal blog reader, a special treat! Enter the code AWAKE15 to unlock $15 tickets!
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