| A line in Green's "Riverside and Crazy" review | |
| Last Edit: Delvino 11:45 am EST 12/20/22 | |
| Posted by: Delvino 11:42 am EST 12/20/22 | |
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| "...and there are brief moments throughout when the actors' love for the material itself begins to show through the facade of character, like those bricks behind the plaster..." What does this suggest? Self-consciousness or self-indulgence? Does Green mean that moments are overly framed, in effect italicized to underscore their significance? I'm not clear on how reverence for text bleeds into interpretation or performance choices. One of those enigmatic lines that baffles. |
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