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iPhoto caption: Jonelle Gunderson, Nabil Traboulsi, and Paul Smith in 'A Mirror.' Photo by Kendra Epik.
REVIEW: A Mirror is a dystopian, metatheatrical marvel
Over the course of two tense hours, A Mirror scrutinizes censorship, the responsibility of art, and the cost of insurgency.
REVIEW: ARC’s Rockabye glows but over-saturates
Rockabye, though a little longer than it should be, raises many timely questions. Should real lives be valued over ideologies or the other way around? Is it ethical to let someone die for a political cause?
ARC's treatment of Jacobs-Jenkins’ text will leave you emotionally winded, even if it achieves that effect a little clunkily.