America Is Hard to See, a play about sex offenders, opens to good reviews

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America Is Hard to See, a play based on the actual lives of residents of Miracle Village in Pahokee, Florida opened Friday and has received positive reviews from theater critics. The Off-Broadway play, set in the notorious colony of sex offenders living among grain fields in rural Palm Beach County, is a “fusion of personal interviews and texts found through archival research, with traditional Methodist hymns and original songs composed by Priscilla Holbrook.”

Following are some of the reviews:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/02/theater/review-america-is-hard-to-see-travis-russ.html

http://www.theatermania.com/off-broadway/reviews/a-colony-of-sex-offenders-takes-the-stage-in-ameri_83943.html

 

 

One thought on “America Is Hard to See, a play about sex offenders, opens to good reviews

  • February 7, 2018 at 10:26 am
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    As always, read and comment if you can on the article itself. Only one negative, and that one from California. Likely, that person never saw the play and his/her mind about SOs is closed.

    Wish I could go see it. Or someone films and puts it on Youtube or something.

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