very still and hard to see at Atlas Performing Arts Center

very still and hard to see

Atlas Performing Arts Center
1333 H Street NE Washington

In a grand hotel by the sea, decades of dark and strange encounters gather until at last it becomes clear: sometimes bad things do happen for a reason.

Thru - May 10, 2015

Thursdays: 8:00pm

Fridays: 8:00pm

Saturdays: 8:00pm

Sundays: 3:00pm

Price: $30

Running Time: 1 hrs, 30mins

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MD Theatre Guide - Highly Recommended

"...Very Still & Hard to See is a magnificent and utterly riveting production and, if you can handle an evening case of the creeps, you should definitely go catch it. Though wonderfully eerie, well-timed humour often lights up the darkest parts of the show and may even have you chuckling aloud when you least expect it, giving you a chance to revive from the heart-stopping moments a few beats before."

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- Heather Hill

DCTheatreScene - Highly Recommended

In the jarring very still & hard to see, playwright Steve Yockey injects dark Japanese folklore into Stephen King’s mold of creeping horror, set far too close to home. Rorschach Theatre’s production leads the audience through a maze of darkly funny and just plain dark tales of ordinary people whose secrets take on terrifying lives of their own inside a crumbling hotel.

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- Ben Demers

Magic Time - Recommended

"...Depending on your taste for surreal story structure, non sequitur text, and inscrutable characters, you may or may not get back the bearings you lost when you first entered the theater. Yockey’s script is not big on narrative navigation cues and is often too random to be engaging. Yet in the fearless hands of the Rorschach crew, the text Yockey has inscribed as if in otherworldly ether has inspired a spectacularly grabby production and mesmerizing mise–en–scène."

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- John Stoltenberg

very still and hard to see at Atlas Performing Arts Center