What might seem the most noteworthy thing about this staging — that these are Asian- American actors playing Jewish American characters — is, in practice, unremarkable. It’s a classic American story, and that means that it belongs to all of us.
Laura Collins-Hughes: New York Times
In director Stephen Brown-Fried’s production, the dialogue and the play come vibrantly alive. It’s almost as if Odets’ language awakes and sings.
Steven Suskin: Huffington Post
Awake and Sing! is an American classic, and this most American of theatre companies does it proud.
David Barbour: Lighting and Sound
Clifford Odets’ Awake and Sing is as timely today as it ever was and thriveting production this company serves up proves the relevance chilling. This long-respected NAATCO gives Awake and Sing not only acting excellence, but set design, costume design, direction and a shared commitment that is palpable and exciting.
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Set Design: Anshuman Bhatia Costume Design: Alexae Visel Lighting Design: Gina Scherr Sound Design: Toby Algya Fight Director: Sean Michael Chin Stage Manager: Danielle Buccino Assistant Stage Manager: Belén Ferrer Dialect Coach: Charley Layton Assistant Lighting Design: Ethan Steimel Program Cover Design: Barrett Brown-Fried Associate Producer: Peter Kim Production Manager: Chip Rodgers Production Interns: Nicole Jablonski, Michelle Kim, Stefani Kuo & Christopher Reyes Press Representative: David Gersten & Associates
