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| Jenny Male, Sarah Ford Gorman and Steven J. Satta-Fleming |
“What if people really were their jobs?”
This is the overriding theme in
the Iron Crow Theatre’s 75-minute production of Adam Bock’s The Typographer’s Dream—the final
installment of the 2011-2012 season. It’s a smart, funny and unique theatrical
experience that is masterful in its simplicity and clever in its use of
language.
Performed at the Swirnow Theater
at the Mattin Center on the Johns Hopkins University campus, the stage is
essentially bare except for three tables extended together and three
chairs. At each chair sits a typographer
(Margaret, played by Sarah Ford Gorman), a geographer who is Canadian (Annalise,
played by Jenny Male), and a stenographer (Dave, played by Steven J.
Satta-Fleming). For full review, visit MD Theatre Guide.
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