Havel's "The Memorandum"
In this week's Time Out, my review of Vaclav Havel's 1960s Czech comedy The Memorandum, in a rare revival by the TACT company.
My reaction to the production is, as you'll see, mixed. But for the Havel-curious, it's pretty much a must-see. Just not a guaranteed night of entertainment. And I wish I had space in print to single out some very fine performances by Joel Leffert (pictured) as the stern indoctrinator, Mark Alhadeff as the icy antagonist, and Jeffrey C. Hawkins' mime-like corporate tool.
My reaction to the production is, as you'll see, mixed. But for the Havel-curious, it's pretty much a must-see. Just not a guaranteed night of entertainment. And I wish I had space in print to single out some very fine performances by Joel Leffert (pictured) as the stern indoctrinator, Mark Alhadeff as the icy antagonist, and Jeffrey C. Hawkins' mime-like corporate tool.
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