The Rolling Stone by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

It is not until the second act of British playwright Chris Urch's "The Rolling Stone" that the play catches fire but from then on the drama is explosive, compelling and very disturbing. Once the play gets past the introductory exposition that sets up the plot, the production by Saheem Ali (Donja R. Love's "Sugar in Our Wounds" and "Fireflies," and Christopher Chen's "Passage") is taut, tense and involving. The post T…

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