
Here’s what I had to say about it:A Long Intense Foggy Long Day’s Journey into Night
by Ross
The anticipation of this theatrical night was high and very electric. I had heard so much about this production while also trying not to read a thing. I was particularly interested in seeing Jessica Lange’s star turn in Eugene O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night, the epic story of the Tyrone family in crisis. This classic American play, reminiscent of the great Greek tragedies, is a heady emotional story of addiction and escapism. This family is not only saddled with alcohol and morphine addiction, but they are also addicted to their caustic interactions with each other, and the intense cycles of recrimination and forgiveness that they constantly fling at each other, while reversing them almost instantly after throwing them. In the right hands, this can be a deeply disturbing and engrossing drama of accusations, denials, and despair, and in many moments this Roundabout production, star-studded to the max, directed by Jonathan Kent, achieves this, but in many moments, it stalls, and leaves us struggling to deal with the long four hour journey into the dark foggy night alone…..for the full review, click on the link below:

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