
Theatre Review: Not a Boring Life
Not A Boring Life (Yvette Wall’s latest play) gets going even before it starts, the set itself offering the audience a laugh and a challenge before the cast have even entered the stage. A rather bold painting, volcanically mammillary, hung at an ostentatiously crooked angle, immediately draws the eye. From between the tracts of land comes running water: you could almost imagine a biblical patriarch hovering nearby in hopes of meeting a wife. What, I found myself wondering, is this all about? Who would hang this painting in their living room? ...