"Not quite a comedy and not quite a tragedy, sometimes a thriller and often something more bizarre, the play is a hymn to female friendship and, in harsher music, a study of the threat of intimate partner violence."
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"Even when we're not quite sure what we're watching, we know we want to see more as the tension builds over 90 strange and fascinating minutes...'Montag' is a great Halloween watch."
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"Welcome back to edgy avant-gardism! This intriguing production signals an all-clear: it’s time to emerge from our own post-pandemic safe rooms."
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While director Dustin Wills has given Montag a superb production, the meaning and message of Kate Tarker’s play remains obscure. Demonstrating female empowerment alone is not enough if the details remain murky and confusing. If the play has any geopolitical message about American-German-Turkish relations, it is entirely lost in the proceedings. The fact that both women are now single parents is not given much significance in the play. One gets the feeling that much of the play has a private meaning for the author who grew up in Germany on the outskirts of a U.S. military community.
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