Riverside Studios. .(Theater Review) (theater review)
American Theatre, March, 2003
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On the heels of the Beckett on Film project, a dual homage to the playwright at London's Riverside Studios should have the master turning in his grave--hopefully to make himself more comfortable. C.J. Hopkins's Horse Country begins with banter between two seasoned comedy pros--banter that turns from card games and fishing trips to existential ponderings on genocide, despair and brutality.
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John Clancy directs Horse Country, as well as the second piece, whose title may gnaw at this column's word limit: The Complete Lost Works of Samuel Beckett as Found in an Envelope (Partially ...
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