"The trial is long and grueling; it is here where the ambition of 'The Bloody Deed of 1857' falters...And after one too many shocking revelations, I longed for a space to stop and reflect, or simply catch my breath and take a break...However, in this intimate, up-close setting, there is also a certain magic in seeing theatre tricks executed seamlessly...The toolkit of many an off-off-Broadway production is used to great effect here."
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