[NEohioPAL] The final weekend for A STEADY RAIN at Dobama Theatre

[Dianne Boduszek]

Dobama Theatre presents

A STEADY RAIN

By Keith Huff 

Be sure to see this production.
The performances by Scott Plate and Jeremy Kendall are not to be missed.

³...Scott Plate turns in a recent career-high turn as the painfully
introverted Joey...
...Jeremy Kendall unleashes torrents of violent frustration as Denny...²
 -Tony Brown, Cleveland Plain Dealer

>From the moment the lights dim and the proverbial curtain rises, the viewer
is caught up in a vortex of shifting sympathies and emotions that leaves one
breathless. Joel Hammer¹s taut direction and explosive acting by Scott Plate
and Jeremy Kendall make for an evening of theater you won¹t want to miss.
-Fran Heller, Cleveland Jewish News
³Thanks to two sure-handed performances and tight, unfussy direction by Joel
Hammer, Huff¹s language crackles with the fearful urgency of gunfire in the
night.²
- Christine Howey, Cleveland Heights Patch

³Dobama¹s production, under the focused direction of Joel Hammer, is
mesmerizing.  Filled with many thought-provoking scenes, actors Scott Plate
and Jeremy Kendall wrench emotional fidelity from almost every scene.²
-Roy Berko, The Times Newspapers


Synopsis
A STEADY RAIN tells the story of two Chicago policemen,
lifelong friends, and their differing accounts of a few
harrowing days that changed their lives forever.

Directed by  Joel Hammer, Artistic Director, Dobama Theatre
 
Featuring  Jeremy Kendall and Scott Plate*
   *Member of Actors¹ Equity Association

Performance Times and Dates:
Thursday, 3/17 ‹ 7:30 p.m.
Friday, 3/18 ‹ 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, 3/19 ‹ 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, 3/20 ‹ 2:30 p.m.

"A STEADY RAIN is a thoroughly engrossing examination of the toll the job
takes on those sworn to serve and protect, and how amorphous the line
between criminal and cop can be.²
-Chicago Sun-Times

"A STEADY RAIN, a gritty, rich, thick, poetic and entirely gripping noir
tale of two Chicago police officers whose inner need to serve and protect
both consumes them and rips them apart.²
-Chicago Tribune 

³Enough fiery, superbly rendered, often deeply poetic speeches, enough mood
shifts, enough emotional cataclysms and action-packed storytelling to keep
this hallucinatory roller-coaster ride in exciting motion.²
-Variety 


For tickets and information
www.dobama.org
(216) 932-3396 
Dobama Theatre
At the Heights Library, 2340 Lee Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118


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