Kathy Gail MacGowan

SDC Director

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Partnership by Elizabeth Baker

Friday, January 24, 2025 7:30 PM 19:30
Saturday, February 1, 2025 8:00 PM 20:00

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Earlier Event: May 30

A Doll's House, Part 2 by Lucas Hnath

      
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                    Ambitious – careful direction and finely drawn scenes! Eerie and hypersensitive – technical finesse elevates the play!
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                  Catherine Rampell, The New York Times
                
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                    Compassionate, imaginative and unusual – the performances are a joy! Empathic, perceptive direction that is at pains never to confuse.
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                  Erik Haagensen, Backstage
                
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                    A sexy, searing offering of the vast possibilities of life and love, under the delicate direction of Kathy Gail MacGowan.
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                  Bradley Troll, Theater is Easy
                
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                    Superb! edginess pervades this 70-minute drama! Tauntly directed by MacGowan, this play is one terrifying comedy.
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                  Jo Ann Rosen, NYTheatre.com
                
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                   Never without inventiveness!
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                  Andy Propst, TheaterMania
                
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                   Perfect – a surreal trip not to be missed!
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                  David Roberts, Theatre Reviews Limited
                
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                   Fascinating – a simple story told with sincerity!
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                  Scott, Reviews Off Broadway
                
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                   Expertly directed!
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                  Dmitry Zvonkov, Stage and Cinema
                
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                   Intriguing and effective – a winning concept!
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                  Brian Epstein, TheaterOnline.com
                
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                   A wonderfully realized gem – an achy, richly observant story! The fantasies play out intriguingly in MacGowan’s unfussy staging.
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                  Joe Dziemianowicz, NY Daily News
                
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                   Poetic – a noteworthy highlight!
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                  C.C. Kellogg, The Village Voice
                
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                   Superb! edginess pervades this 70-minute drama! Tauntly directed by MacGowan, this play is one terrifying comedy.
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                  Jo Ann Rosen, NYTheatre.com
                
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                   A masterful work that is likely to stay with you for a long time after the final bows.
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                  Howard Miller, Talkin' Broadawy
                
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                   Directed with nuanced details by Kathy Gail MacGowan.
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                  Angel Lam, Theater is Easy
                
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                   Let me heap some well-deserved praise on director Kathy Gail MacGowan, who directed the play with intensity and precision.
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                  Montserrat Mendez, nytheater now
                
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                   Brilliantly directed by Kathy Gail MacGowan.
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                  Led Black, The Uptown Collective
                
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                   Kathy Gail MacGowan’s direction is skilled and razor-sharp, uniting the dynamic text with excellent actors and effective design elements.
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                  Andrew Rothkin, NYTheatre.com
                
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                   Every once in a while, an off-off-Broadway production jumps up and reminds you that there is some really good theatre happening up and down the side streets of Manhattan.
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                  Phil Dorian, Scene on Stage
                
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                   WorkShop Theater has a long list of world premiers to its credit, none more worthy than Damiano’s enjoyably insightful one-act play - … destined for a wider audience...
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                  Fred Winship, UPI International
                
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                   The plight of the retiree is one you rarely encounter in drama.  But in a world where the aging, trusty systems are coming apart, there are just as many questions on the other side of 65 as there are on the way up.
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                  Jenna Scherer, Time Out NY
                
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                   The Golden Year is poised for an open-ended run at a suitable New York theater, and is a natural for regional theater. Director Kathy Gail MacGowan has skillfully set the pace
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                  Don Collester, WDVR Radio, NJ
                
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                   Splendidly directed by Kathy Gail MacGowan.
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                  Ruth Antrich, Times Square Chronicles
                
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                   A joy to watch.
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                  David Vining, NYTheatre.com