By Cal
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrZGQhYJmfo
Available until: Unknown
I love Zoom plays. I really do and I’ve seen a lot of really
great ones, including from Greenwich Theatre, which are so good, that the fact the
actors are on different screens and could be thousands of miles apart doesn’t matter.
There are also a lot of new plays which have been written for Zoom performances.
But to see a play like this, where the actors are not only
in the same location but able to touch, that’s not something you get to see
very much in current plays. In this play, we do get to see it and it’s really
great. I’m lucky enough not to be starved of hugs, but physical affection in
online plays is something that usually can’t happen. So it means that little
bit more when it is allowed to happen.
