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#1

FULFILLMENT CENTER at MTC

Yes another example of an extremely good play that is absolutely ruined by a totally lame ending, or, should I say, no ending at all. The audience tonight actually let out a collective groan when the lights went out and the play ended suddenly with no resolution of any kind, for any character. This is a 90 minute play that is VERY engaging while it is going on. It is well staged and the four actor ensemble is, frankly, amazing. There was not a phone, a cough ,or a crinkle of a Playbill during the entire thing. Everyone was completely engaged in the action.

But it is all "set up" leading to nothing. It is as if the playwright just turned in Act One of a two act play. It's all very disappointing, because this has the potential to be a great, great play, but it leaves everything totally hanging in the air at the end, as if the writer got stuck and said "ehhh, let's just end it here."



Since tickets are priced at thirty bucks, I would still hesitantly recommend this, if only for the crackling dialogue and excellent actors. Just don't expect the play to come together at the end.

#2

FULFILLMENT CENTER at MTC

I saw this on Sunday evening. I thought it was fine. It's a mostly nice piece for the actors particularly Deidre O Connell who I thought was wonderful. She is the heart of the piece and I wish her character had a bit more for her to work with.

Essentially it's set in New Mexico at a "fulfillment center" for an amazon type company that needs extra employees to work over the holiday season. Bobby Moreno is the supervisor and Deidre O Connell's character is learning the ropes as the show starts.

I actually came for Frederick Weller who had probably the smallest part as a drifter type and was fine but not notable. Eboni Smith's character was so hateful for nearly all of the play it started to affect my enjoyment.

Overall the show is very funny, but as the other poster notes, it's all a bit of a shrug. It is a mostly enjoyable 90 minutes, but don't expect life changing theater.

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