Afterplay and A Little Trick
Quick Take
Two of Chekhov's popular characters meet in a cafe in "Afterplay" and one of his short stories, "A Little Trick," is given a twist as a memory play. Both are presented by Quotidian Theatre Company.
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Helen Hayes RECOMMENDED Washington Examiner says of "A Little Trick," "...Tisdale and Feuer work beautifully together... Stephanie Mumford's direction of this poetic, suggestive piece is deft and subtle, emphasizing its elusive nature as a play about perception and deception. DC Theatre Scene says of "Afterplay," "Sbarbori’s direction and the acting—David Dubov as Andrey and Michele Osherow as Sonya—is impeccable, bright and clean, performed with much elegance and sensitivity to the ebb and flow of the art of conversation, with things said and unsaid. Words, gestures and silences are finely handled, down to the nuance.
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