Posts Tagged ‘Weylin Symes’
By MARK SARDELLA On the surface, Uncanny Valley is about a neuroscientist at a life-extension laboratory in the mid-21st century and her relationship with a non-biological human named Julian that she played a major role in creating. But beneath the surface, Thomas Gibbons’ play, currently at Stoneham Theatre, is about much, much more. The term […]
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Tags: artificial intelligence, DNA, future, human, Lewis D. Wheeler, life-extension, Mark Sardella, Nancy E. Carroll, play, playwright, robots, science, stage, Stoneham Theatre, theater, Thomas Gibbons, Uncanny Valley, Wakefield Daily Item, Weylin Symes
Through June 20, 2015 The Apple Family moves to Gloucester Stage for Sweet and Sad, part 2 of Richard Nelson’s quartet of plays that explore major events or anniversaries through the eyes of an ordinary family. Part 1, That Hopey Changey Thing, was produced at Stoneham Theatre last winter. If That Hopey Changey Thing, was […]
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Tags: 9/11, Apple Family Plays, Bill Mootos, Crystal Tiala, David Wilson, Gail Astrid Buckley, Gloucester Stage Company, Joel Colodner, Karen MacDonald, Laura Lautreille, Mark Sardella, Marsha Smith, memorial, memory, Paul Melendy, Rhinebeck NY, Richard Nelson, Russ Swift, Sarah Newhouse, stage, Stoneham Theatre, Sweet and Sad, theater, theatre, Weylin Symes
Runs through Nov. 9, 2008 Each of the characters in Colin Teevan’s “How Many Miles to Basra,” it seems, has a debt to settle. The current offering at Stoneham Theatre follows an Irish radio journalist, Ursula (played by Eve Kagan), as the British military unit in which she’s embedded struggles to survive an unauthorized journey […]
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Tags: Alejandro Simoes, Basra, Bryan Miner, Colin Teevan, Daily Item, Derek Stone Nelson, Eve Kagan, Iraq, Iraqi, Janelle Mills, Jerrell Lee, Joe Lanza, Mason Sand, play, plays, Stoneham MA, Stoneham Massachusetts, Stoneham Theatre, theater, theatre, Wakefield Daily Item, Wakefield Item, Weylin Symes
The Sounds of Silence
The Cutting, at Stoneham Theatre Each act opens with the sounds of sea gulls, although their full significance will not be realized until much later. Currently at Stoneham Theatre, The Cutting is part mystery, part psychological study and part exploration of the honesty of silence – as it draws you into the mind of a […]
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Tags: Christopher Ostrom, Cutting, Dave Brown, David Wilson, drama, Eve Kagan, Gianni Downs, Maureen O'Brien, Rachel Harker, Rachel Padula-Shufelt, review, Sarah Hilary Johnson, Soneham Theatre, stage, theater, theatre, Weylin Symes
Unique one-man show at Stoneham Theatre Antoine Feval is a small play. That is to say, it’s short—-barely an hour and twenty minutes long, with no intermission. It also has a cast of one, which is about as small as it gets. Currently on stage at Stoneham Theatre, Antoine Feval is a one-man show performed […]
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Tags: Antoine Feval, Chris Gibbs, comedy, Daily Item, Stoneham Theater, Stoneham Theatre, theater, theaters, theatre, theatres, Tom Souhrada, Wakefield Daily Item, Wakefield Item, Wakefield news, Wakefield newspaper, Wakefield newspapers, Weylin Symes
