First presented by New York's prestigious Circle Repertory Company, this richly imaginative absurdist allegory by Cindy Lou Johnson used fantastic and often outlandish situations and characterizations to probe into the nature of modern relationships, both sexual and otherwise. Directed by Daniel Horrigan, with Sofia Dubrawsky and Martin Mitchell.
"Brilliant Traces is kooky, weird and definitely off-kilter, but if taken in the right spirit, illuminating about how we live today." -- BackStage
"...deals with common issues of love and family, and does so with characters, story and dialogue so fantastic that they could exist only within the enchanted realm of the stage." -- NY Times
"Brilliant Traces is one of those plays in which a man and woman battle it out in a small enclosed space, alternately repulsing and seducing each other." -- The New Yorker
Box Office Hours: half hour before curtain
Appropriate for high school ages and up.
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