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Every Day A Visitor “A brilliant idea for a play but also a brilliant strategy for getting through the twilight years in less than ideal circumstances. Is life miserable because you’re stuck in a fading, half-empty Jewish institution in the Bronx until you die, surrounded by people who bore or annoy you? Just become somebody else…a colorful, lovable cast.” |
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“Guided by the subtle, sure-handed direction of Margarett Perry, the standout cast makes you regret that actors of a certain age are all too often relegated to bit players on stage and screen. These daring, adept performers are not fading into the dusk; they are raging against the dying of the light.” |
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“Under Margaret Perry’s sound direction, Every Day A Visitor takes a maudlin notion and turns it into a breezy, yet poignant piece of accessible theater.”
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