I was lucky enough to see LOKI-The End of the World Tour with music and lyrics by George Howe, book by Christina Calvit, and developed with and directed by Heather Currie at Lifeline Theatre. Here are some thoughts. I felt that, overall, this was a super fun idea that was executed well in an intimate theatre The biggest drawback of the small space was probably that it was difficult for the sound mixing to get just right, so sometimes I couldn't make out what lyrics were being sung (that said, I have also had this issue in other theatres, so perhaps it's not just a space issue) I also wonder if some of the songs could be made shorter (it's totally possible that some songs could be cut entirely, but all of the songs did overall feel justified to me in their purpose either for plot or for flow) so that they are a bit punchier and so that the play is overall shorter My favorite character was probably, predictably, Loki--who is the star of the show, has clear emotional issu...
Time for some blow ups? It is pretty funny to watch Edward and Marissa hate the industrial NJ smells Marissa, there are better ways to talk to this man Marissa, this is still a pretty nice apartment (especially for NYC) Edward, I'm less on your side now Aha Mallorie and Rasit got a bidet attachment Mallorie and Rasit need to learn how to talk about money productively Thomas, I can believe Paula may need to apologize, but you definitely need to Living in a hotel for a week is different than moving across the world to a man who did not prepare for her Paula shouldn't have to beg for Thomas to realize she has needs Catie, you did choose to invite Ryan...like that was your choice Catie, you are crossing people's boundaries Catie...it is your crossing of boundaries that causes people to distance themselves from each other So...what do Ashia and Maxwell like about each other? Hey, Shea, why didn't you get rid of this stuff before Anabelle came? Anabelle, going home is a good...