Al Bresloff 
Ghosts(1)
This 95 minute production (no intermission) directed by P.Marston Sullivan, condenses the play down to a time that is easily sustainable for most audiences with a cast of six actors. BoHo is known for its quality sets in making the space appear much larger than it really is and Anders Jacobson and Judy Radovsky have done a tremendous job in making a 25 foot by 16 foot area drawing room of a large estate seem real
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Baby
The six main characters are delights to watch and bring a great deal of energy to their roles. Patrick Tierney is a solid Danny, Jason Jackson deftly handles the role of Nick, Christine Pfenninger brings a certain special realism to Pam and Hannah Sielatycki’s Lizzie is pure dynamite
Itsoseng
Molusi’s story is both comic and sad as he tells of the closing and destruction of the shopping center that allowed his community to have employment and a place to buy the goods they needed. He also speaks of his childhood sweetheart, who for many years he saw as something other than he remembered her.
Cirque Dreams Illumination
There is much more in this fun filled two hours; hand balancing, cube aerialists, Ring rolling foot manipulators ( the amazing Laurinos from Argentina), strap flying, Perch balancing, wire walking and while all these events are taking place other cast members are creating the city scene as objects and people.
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