“Even at its current length, ‘Foxes’ flies by. Famotibe and Gbadamosi have real onstage chemistry, and you can’t help but root for these two to find a way to make it work — even if it’s not ideal. This isn’t a Hallmark movie after all.”
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“There is so much honesty in the writing, as well as in the performances under James Hillier's sensitive direction, that everything is quite believable...That there are no easy answers here is a great strength of the play, which concludes with a sort of unspoken truce that leaves us with a sense of ‘to be continued’ rather than a resolved ‘the end’."
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“The volatile ‘Foxes’ is about many human characteristics, but it’s most immediately about the dire human need to be heard and its counterpart: how not being heard is handled by those demanding to be heard and not accommodated.”
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“In the play, as in life, ‘Foxes’ confirms that there are no clear roadmaps on this bumpy road called life.”
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