In a world of systematic, high-speed technology, some people expect to live life as efficiently as the machines they depend on... and when a machine breaks down, there is usually someone with the skills to fix it. But in an age where things that don't work and can't be mended are thrown away, what do we do with something as human and messy as love?
Stage Manager:
Natalie Diener
Costume Design:
Alison Johnson
Scenic Design:
Dirk Durosette
Sound Design:
Tom Mucchetti
Dialect:
Neill Hartley
Lighting Design:
Maria Shaplin
"Thumbs
up for the cast, especially, in ‘Other Hands" -
Wendy Rosenfield; Inquirer
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"...a play about love and repetitive strain injury, but not necessarily in that order...Laura Wade takes this fairly conventional premise and makes it interesting by introducing repetitive strain injury as an elaborate metaphor for her characters' feelings of self-estrangement and frustration." - Culture Wars UK
"...beautifully observed, touching and funny. And a couple of the scenes are as memorable as anything in Patrick Marber’s 1997 classic Closer." - The Stage (London)
Photos by Aaron Oster
Funding by: Wyncote Foundation, Philadelphia Cultural Fund, Samuel S. Fels Fund and Viewers like you!