Time Stands Still
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 11, 2009
Closed Mar 15, 2009
Opened Feb 11, 2009
Closed Mar 15, 2009
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
In this Geffen-commissioned world premiere, Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies reunites with Tony Award winner Daniel Sullivan to tell a compassionate story about how a little shift in perspective can change an entire picture. This production is the recipient of an Edgerton Foundation New American Plays Award.
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RE:Sunday 2:00 PM "Time Stands Still"
This play is my first official attendence since junior high school Charlie Brown twenty years ago.The play was emotionally charged and uplifting. The American way of life protrayed in work, friendship, marriage and family. The content was real and candid as can be without any overbearing acting.The humor was a little too loose for my taste but the audience sure liked it. And little touch of profanity which I thought was actually relieving. But the dramatic touching were the highlight of the play I was satisfied. Alicia Silverstone was sublime and supple. The other actors were in their best roles as todays Americans. I do declare this play being my first of many more.
David Perez.
Reviewed by houseofpain
on Monday, Feb 23rd, 2009
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In less time than it takes for a sharp gasp of breath the click of a camera captures a split second of an event: the wonder on a new mother's face, the beaming pride of a college graduate, or the horrific realization that in the next split second your body will be violently blasted into millions of bits of blood and bone. Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies explores this phenomenon both literally and figuratively in his world premiere play, Time Stands Still, now playing at the Geffen Playhouse. And while he covers this landscape with great skill in this four-character drama, there's a certain subtlety missing that would be useful in easing some of the more obvious conventions that are us[...]