"Although there are moments of suspense thanks to some effective lighting, sound, and projection design (by, respectively, Paul Bartlett, Fan Zhang, and Tuânminh A Đỗ), the dialog becomes repetitive and increasingly philosophic and abstract, ending in some future place where Edith, permanently encased, a statue of salt, muses on her ultimate defiance, unhumbled and still looking back and remembering."
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"'Don’t Look Back,' by Adam Kraar, highlights current issues and profound themes in his reimagining of the Biblical story of Lot and his family fleeing Sodom and Gomorrah. With a minimalistic set devised in the round at HERE by director Wayne Maugans, we watch as Lot (Jeff Rubino), his wife Edith (Cynthia Bastidas), older daughter Annie (Masha King) and youngest Molly (Lina Silver) travel with suitcases through a desert wilderness, carrying just a few remnants of their previous life."
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"... Don’t Look Back has been simply yet elegantly staged (the direction is by Wayne Maugans) and enacted with urgency by a quartet of actors who play members of the family on the run."
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"Playwright Adam Kraar has a facility with language, dropping evocative poetry like cool sips of water into the mouths of his characters"
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"Such gentle moments shine bright throughout the evening, resulting in a play that seems at once classic and fresh."
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