Sharp and entertaining, Collapse pulls back from the brink of subversion
02.15.11 - 6:26 pm | Robert Avila |
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While set amid an ongoing social crisis, Collapse edges away from that terrain as if from a dizzying height and retreats into personalizing discourse about romantic love and middle-class domesticity. That's the kind of turn that leads from the potentially subversive back toward the status quo.
COLLAPSE
Through March 6; $34–$55
Aurora Theatre
2081 Addison, Berk.
(510) 843-4822
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