
cover art by Kat O'Brien
“Having flirted with death, a young man has crash landed into a state mental hospital, where he sits silently in the dayroom. He has lost his sense of touch and his ability to focus his eyes and his attention. In Russell Davis's APPOINTMENT WITH A HIGH WIRE LADY, the patient...is gradually drawn back into life by a friend from his past.... Mr Davis is subtle and unsentimental in telling a story about two people trying to find a connection that has previously eluded them.
“There's so much
good writing in Russell Davis' APPOINTMENT WITH A HIGH WIRE LADY...
During it's penultimate moment, APPOINTMENT WITH A HIGH WIRE LADY achieves a
level of descriptive prose rarely seen on a stage...all of Davis' ideas merge
into an ornate tapestry and the delicacy of his weaving becomes, for the first
time, apparent.”
Bob Harrington, New York Post
originally produced by the Long Wharf Theater
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