by Ellen Fagg Weist | Salt Lake Tribune Slipping back into character as playwright Lillian Hellman is the chance of a stage lifetime for Reb Fleming. “I love her passion,” says Fleming, who in 2007 played a female King Lear in a Salt Lake Community College production. “I admit to being able to relate to her angers.
“About a year and a half ago. And I seem to have misquoted myself. I said that every word she writes is a lie except ‘and’ and ‘but’ rather than ‘and’ and ‘the.’ I have no objection with Miss Hellman’s use of the word ‘but.’” – Mary McCarthy in Hellman v. McCarthy. Join Pygmalion for
Pygmalion’s atmospheric production creates a rich sense of time and place. Sometimes a play creates such a strong sense of place that it immediately transports you to its setting. This is the case with Caridad Svich’s “Spark,” making its regional premiere in a spare, emotionally powerful production by Pygmalion. The place is rural North Carolina
