Theatre review: The Mistakes Madeline Made, by Elizabeth Meriwether
Presented by No Name Players Disguised from childhood, haphazardly assembled from voices and fears and little pleasures, we come of age as masks. R.M. Rilke More than seventy years ago, a French playwright and theatre director, Antonin Artaud, introduced a dissenting observation: “Sophocles speaks grandly perhaps, but in a style that’s no longer timely. His …