Theater Review: 'Savannah Disputation' comically tackles religious extremes
LOS ANGELES TIMES
By F. Kathleen Foley
CALIFORNIA --- Playwright Evan Smith confronts the scourge of religious extremism head-on in “The Savannah Disputation,” now at the Colony. Smith’s well-researched and frequently uproarious comedy seems deceptively even-handed at first. But at play’s end, Smith smacks you upside the head with the distinctly un-Christian beliefs of radical fundamentalism. While Smith’s exegesis of certain Biblical contradictions is surprisingly sophisticated, his play succeeds primarily as a juicy vehicle for four actors. [link]
By F. Kathleen Foley
Josh Clark, left, Bonnie Bailey-Reed, Anne Gee Byrd and Rebecca Mozo in "The Savannah Disputation" at the Colony. |
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