Steven, One of the hallmarks of immaturity in theater and in life, is an acceptance and promulgation of absolutes. For anyone to proclaim, as you do, that any individual who finds something redeeming in a play and a production you dismiss knows nothing about theater speaks volumes about your experience, intelligence, and artistic maturity. The credibility of your position is further weakened by your ad hominem attacks on the director. I've been doing theater for a while now and I'm still never sure if what I'm seeing is what the director intended. I have been fortunate to see a good deal of the work of Ensemble Theater over the past 25 years. As with any theater, I've enjoyed some shows more than others. My experiences in the past and my respect for the artists involved in Jerusalem make it extremely difficult for me to give your comments the credibility you seem to expect. Finally, who are you? If you believe that your view of the production is fair and accurate, why don't you take ownership of your opinions, no matter how poorly written and organized they may be? Neil Thackaberry