Chris Daniels from The Show Report had some thoughts about Yellowman...
Buy Tickets | Find out more | Read the full review“Julanne Chidi Hill’s transformation from a poor Russellville girl to a more suave, sturdy New York sophisticate is heartening, and Dante Alexander’s dramatic (and usually confrontational) conversations with his father and grandfather are striking in their dramatic simplicity and effectiveness.”
“Like staged poetry, the language used in the manuscript is sometimes elegant, often lyrical, and at other times as earthy as a Bessie Smith blues.”
“two remarkable actors”
“part performance art, part story-theater, part epic poetry, part soap opera, part Romeo and Juliet”
They, as well as Director Foster, deserve great applause for the technical skill, intense energy, and astonishing physical and emotional presence they bring to bear on each of these characters.
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