My recent review of episodes 1–5 of “Dream Boston,” produced by the Huntington Theatre, is now live on ArtsFuse.
Beyond charting these interconnected landscapes of time, history, memory, and the future, the plays all embrace very real landscapes: freed from the confines of the physical theater and the need for expensive sets (and perhaps eager to remember the joy of visiting so many parts of our city, while we shelter in place), each piece is explicitly located in a unique part of Boston, somewhere special to the playwright and the characters. And thus, in each drama, there is a hidden character: our city….
Read the full review at ArtsFuse, and listen to the series free online at The Huntington Theatre.