Caleb J.T. Thompson
A More Contemplative LaBute
The obsession with ‘prettiness’ is the ostensible subject of this frequently electrifying production, but its real message is altogether more subtle and closer to home.
One-Sided ‘Ajax’ Misses the Mark
Benson’s limited interpretation, which portrays war solely as a detriment to society and individuals, fails to do justice to the multifaceted exploration of war and its consequences in Sophocles’ text.
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