Ever want to run away? Leave city stress behind? Chelsea Marcantel’s comic new play, *Tiny Houses,* at the Cleveland Play House, shows one witty take on this impulse in a perfectly paced production directed by Laura Kepley. The set, constructed while we watch in the Outcalt Theatre, consists of a vacant lot plus a trailer big enough to support a small house. During the course of the play, the actors (and their assistants) assemble a real tiny house. This solves a familiar challenge playwrights face — what to have their characters doing while they deliver the dialogue and actions that really run the story. Marcantel has come up with one perfect solution, at least in the hands of Cleveland Play House technical directors Devin Gallo and Liam Roth; carpenters Cayla DeStefano, Andy Rowland, and Kaleb Yandrick; and scenic artists Brendan Kelly, Jennifer Hitmar Shankland. Other members of the design team included Arnulfo Maldonado, Elizabeth Mak and Joanna Lynne Staub.vv See the full review at https://coolcleveland.com/2019/04/theater-review-tiny-houses-cleveland-play-...