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NEW - DISCO PIGS - Talkin' Broadway's Review
Posted by: T.B._Admin. 07:48 am EST 01/10/18

David Hurst takes a look at Disco Pigs:

It's always a red flag when the first page inside your theatre program is a note from the director explaining the play you're about to see. Such is the case with the Irish Repertory Theatre's newly imported 20th anniversary revival of Enda Walsh's landmark, two-hander, Disco Pigs, which arrives at the Rep courtesy of Tara Finney Productions following a critically-acclaimed run at London's Trafalgar Studios last summer. Its director, John Haidar, the Associate Director of the maverick touring company Headlong Theatre, is smart to include such a note but audiences may need a more comprehensive handout, including a glossary of words, to fully understand the play they're about to see. Furiously paced and filled with unintelligible gibberish courtesy of Tony-winner Walsh (Once), Disco Pigs is a challenge for contemporary American audiences despite its status as an Irish masterpiece. . . .
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re: DISCO PIGS - Yes. High adrenaline. But very low intelligibility.
Last Edit: theaterluvr 11:30 am EST 01/10/18
Posted by: theaterluvr 11:29 am EST 01/10/18
In reply to: NEW - DISCO PIGS - Talkin' Broadway's Review - T.B._Admin. 07:48 am EST 01/10/18

Maybe supertitles would have helped.
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re: DISCO PIGS - Yes. High adrenaline. But very low intelligibility.
Posted by: twocents 10:50 am EST 01/11/18
In reply to: re: DISCO PIGS - Yes. High adrenaline. But very low intelligibility. - theaterluvr 11:29 am EST 01/10/18

But it's an Irish masterpiece, don't ya know?
Slainte!
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