Every Day A Visitor
Opening Night: November 14, 2013
Closing: November 20, 2013
Theater: Clurman Theatre
Set in a Jewish old-age home in the Bronx, Every Day a Visitor follows residents who are cranky and argumentative about their surroundings and each other. To change their perspective and respect for each other, they each play-act somebody famous, which leads to a renewed vitality, imaginative relationships and plain old- fashioned fun.
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November 20, 2013
Ending up in a retirement home could be joyous — if you’ve always wanted to relive dorm life and would like it even better with everybody having gotten cranky and lost both their youthful good looks and their hearing. (“You have to say everything twice in this place.”) And with no choice about which drugs you take or when. Richard Abrons apparently gave this prospect some thought before writing “Every Day a Visitor,” which Woodie King Jr.’s New Federal Theater is presenting at the Clurman Theater with a colorful, lovable and mostly mature cast.
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