The Maids x 2.(Theater review) From: Daily Variety | Date: April 3, 2006| Author: Blankenship, Mark | COPYRIGHT 2006 Reed Business Information, Inc. (US). This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

(Bouwerie Lane Theater; 180 seats; $27 top)

An Egopo/Cocteau Repertory Ensemble presentation of a play in two acts by Jean Genet. Directed by Lane Savadove. Sets, Nick Lopez and Savadove; costumes, Mattie Olson; lighting, Lopez; production stage manager, Ed Farrell. Opened March 31, 2006. Reviewed March 29. Running time: 3 HOURS.

 
Solange   Leah Loftin, Kevin V. Smith 
Claire    Alejandra Cejudo, J.J. Brennan 
Madame    Taylor Wilcox, Nick Lopez 

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