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by Mora V. Harris, directed by Wyatt Kent. Meet Jules , an entitled, selfish twentysomething “artiste” whose fellowship gets canceled, leaving her to endure the early days of COVID at her parents’ second home, a cottage in the woods. Her pregnant sister, Willa , checks in on her distressed sibling, who is set on making stop-motion animation videos. When Jules meets her outdoorsy neighbor, Pete , who makes bird videos for cats, the two hit it off.
Catalpa,Somewhere there is a more satisfying and engaging play featuring Pete and Panda, who Maryfield and Wisterman respectively play with immediacy, energy, and spot-on comedic timing. They’re both positively delightful to watch on stage. Harris’s play, though, centers more on Jules, whose selfishness gets exhausting as she never changes or develops.presents characters with potential but gets bogged down in being too plot-driven with manufactured emotions and unearned conflicts.
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