Review: The Relentless Pursuit of Ice by Punchkin Repertory Theatre

by Michael Meigs
Published on January 28, 2014

In theatre world, a space bounded only by the imagination, the playwright and company can take us almost anywhere.  The battlements at Elsinore; Osage County; the humble Loman household; or eerie reaches that seem beyond space and time.  Samuel Beckett did it best, at least for me when I was reading in, a long time ago.  Vladimir and Estragon, Hamm and Clov in Endgame, Krapp and his last tape. Nowadays apocalypses are as common as …

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