The new Samuel D. Hunter play Grangeville opened February 24 at the Pershing Square Signature Center, produced by Signature Theatre. Read what critics have to say below.
The two hander, starring Paul Sparks and Brian J. Smith, is set in a small town in Idaho. It follows two half-brothers who tentatively reconnect over the care of their ailing mother. Sparks plays the older Jerry, who still lives in Grangeville, while Smith plays Arnold, an artist now living in Rotterdam, drawn back into his past. Grangeville runs until March 23.
Read the reviews below.
- Cititour (Brian Scott Lipton)
- Culture Sauce (Thom Geier)
- Exeunt (Lane Williamson)
- New York Magazine / Vulture (Sara Holdren)*
- New York Stage Review (Michael Sommers)
- New York Stage Review (Steven Suskin)
- New York Sun (Elysa Gardner)*
- New York Theater (Jonathan Mandell)
- New York Theatre Guide (Joe Dziemianowicz)
- The New York Times (Jesse Green)*
- Observer (David Cote)
- The Wrap (Robert Hofler)*
- Theater Pizzazz (Ron Fassler)
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Playbill will continue to update this list as reviews come in.
The production is directed by Jack Serio and features scenic design by dots, costume design by Ricky Reynoso, lighting design by Stacey Derosier, sound design by Chris Darbassie, and dramaturgy by John Baker. Casting is by Caparelliotis Casting's David Caparelliotis, Joe Gery, and Elena Sgouros.
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