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Their co-dependency
storyline may ring true for many people. It's not easy to let go of a
loved one who ultimately should be old enough to accept responsibility
for their lives without complaint. Darrett Sanders and John Beauragard
do hold their own and even manage to obtain the few laughs of the
evening. Given the dramatic substance, their humor is much welcomed.
As the character examinations
are not wildly show stopping or pumped with adrenalin, one may look to
the cute, inventive set for excitement. It compliments the animated
direction of Albert Dayan, who literally blocks the ensemble all over
the theater space bringing life into the script. While the implanted
train set may not be 'Starlight Express', it is a definitely
treat to the eyes.
The journey of Pacific
Daylight is one to ride through. The script may not be strong
enough to be labeled a ‘comedy’. However this production has
quality and creates four realistic characters worthy of your attention
to reflect upon. - Adrian Rennie
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Produced by Lion's Share
Productions, Pacific Daylight performs at the Theatre of NOTE,
located at 1517 N. Cahuenga Blvd (just north of Sunset Blvd) in
Hollywood, CA. Running through August 6, 2005, performances are
Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, and Sundays at 7pm. General admission is
$18.00.
For more reservations and
info, please call 323-856-8611.
Parking info - Theatre of
NOTE will validate tickets for $3.00 if you park at the Archlight
Cinemas. To access the Arclight Parking Lot, enter on Ivar (south of
Sunset Blvd)
Website to Explore
http://www.theatreofnote.com
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