Everyman Theatre extends run of 'August: Osage County'
The terrific inaugural production of "August: Osage County" at Everyman Theatre's new home has been such a success that the run is being extended.Instead of Feb. 17, the new closing date will be Feb. 24.
There are many reasons to catch this show, starting with the brilliant play that Tracy Letts wrote. In peeling away layer after layer of a heavily troubled Oklahoma family, Letts uncovers unsettling things about all of us.
Those uncanny insights into human behavior, not to mention a wonderful streak of humor, earned Letts a Pulitzer and Tony Award for "August."
Everyman's staging -- the Baltimore premiere of the 2007 work -- features an excellent cast headed by the wonderful Linda Thorson in her company debut as the messed-up matriarch.
There are extraordinary efforts as well from Nancy Robinette (another company debut) and such Everyman veterans as Deborah Hazlett and Wil Love, to mention just a few.
The all-out ensemble effort reaffirms Everyman's quality and value to Baltimore's theater scene, while the handsome staging shows off the company's new venue to great advantage.
PHOTO OF LINDA THORSON BY STAN BAROUH







Comments
A great production in a great new space. Congratulations to Everyman on its beautiful new theater (with, thank god, assigned and comfy seats!) and best wishes for its continued success.
Posted by: Lisa Simeone | February 12, 2013 7:49 AM