Articles Tagged With: Noah Himmelstein

Kyle Prue (left) as Marc with Bruce Randolph Nelson (center) as Serge and Tony K. Nam (right) as Yvan in Art at Everyman Theatre đź“· Teresa Castracane Photography

Art at Everyman Theatre

It’s often said that death brings out the worst in people; you see family’s tear one another apart over left-behind possessions in the wake of someone’s passing. But what happens when the death of a friendship is eminent? How do friends behave when the threads that bind them are no longer frayed but thinly grizzled and hardly friends at all? So much so that a singular choice— one might even say a matter of personal taste and opinion— or a disagreement over said choice,

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Review: An Inspector Calls at Everyman Theatre

We don’t live alone. Our lives intricately touch so many others. Strangers on the street, shop girls assisting us with things, women of the town, factory girls hard at work, they are all living breathing human beings. And what gives us the right to decide that a simple action on our end does not impact their lives irrevocably? The fact that our station may be above theirs? The fact that we are of importance and they are of little consequence?

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