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Posted: 10/7/05 at 11:28am
https://boston.broadwayworld.com/l.cfm?id=87963
Rather than distracting from the cohesive ensemble in PULP, the multiple plot lines entice the audience. Yes, Ms. Vivian's story is the center and, perhaps, most real; however, the distinctly different characters make this story come alive for the audience. Sitting in the Well, each audience member can experience a little more of these lives 'on the edge.' The playwright did not make the wrong choices; in fact, her plot line, characters, songs, and ambiance entice the spectator.
Rather than distracting from the cohesive ensemble in PULP, the multiple plot lines entice the audience. Yes, Ms. Vivian's story is the center and, perhaps, most real; however, the distinctly different characters make this story come alive for the audience. Sitting in the Well, each audience member can experience a little more of these lives 'on the edge.' The playwright did not make the wrong choices; in fact, her plot line, characters, songs, and ambiance entice the spectator.
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