In Graham Farrow's drama, a grief-stricken father sets out to avenge the death of his son when his son's killer releases his memoirs to great acclaim. David Colwell directs the California premiere. Contains adult language and mature themes.
No performance March 13.
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Reader reviews: Write a review | Read more reviews Through Mar. 16 Sundays: 7 p.m. Thursdays: 8 p.m. Price: $25 Box office: 714-777-3033
Reader Reviews
February 14, 2008
Jenny and Steve Sacramento, CAI hope you can read this Graham We are from Thornaby originally but moved to CA some years ago. We have followed your career and are so proud and delighted to see that your play is here and doing so well. We loved it. It made me cry but it is so brave, senstive, and provoking. Many, many congrats to you and all at Chance. February 14, 2008
Donald Long Beach, CAI still can't sleep! Why has it taken so long for this play to arrive in California! I just can't stop thinking about it and that's what great theatre does. Miss this if you dare. Congrats to the actors, director et al February 14, 2008
James Portland, OrOh my; simply sensational. I knew about this play and made a special journey to see it and was not disappointed. Thrilling, imaginitive, scary, deep... shall I go on. And the ending was so clever. A twist that was beyond Hitchcock. Great performances, great direction. Well done Chance. And I agree about a film but does Hollywood really have the balls to tackle this. Encore, encore... Write a review | Read more reviews Current, Upcoming
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