Critic’s Pick - " 'Covenant' is more interested in unraveling the women’s trust in faith, self and one another to examine how feelings become codified into mythology."
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“For all of ‘Covenant’s’ spareness, its set, with a walkway splitting the audience and leaving a doorway to a readily available unknown, is striking in its ability to use space both economically and freely. Because, ultimately, director Tiffany Nichole Greene understands ‘Covenant’ is a showcase for the actors.”
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“ ‘Covenant’ deals with the destructive results of shame, and it functions best when it’s least ashamed of its own idiom. The farther the show leans towards pure horror—in all its blackout-and-blood-curdling-scream deliciousness—the more exciting and free it feels.”
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“ ‘Covenant’ is absolutely an enjoyable piece to watch. You’ll be frightened in the best way possible, like watching a horror movie up close, or wandering through an immersive haunted house. The play is probably best taken for this entertainment value, because the more you think about what happened and the implications of the various twists, the more it begins to unravel. So just lean into the spookiness – ’tis the season, after all.”
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“Under Tiffany Nichole Greene’s direction, ‘Covenant’ is genuinely scary, and that it achieves this for an audience inundated with high-budget, digital effects–driven entertainment is a testament to the theatrical craft on display.”
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