Caroline L. Price plays Priscilla, who gets a visit from aliens Zip and Zop (Emily Kaye Lazzaro and Dakota Shepard) in Fresh Ink Theatre Company’s “Priscilla Dreams the Answer.’’
(SARAH E. FARBO)
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Fresh Ink makes a dreamy debut
Caroline L. Price plays Priscilla, who gets a visit from aliens Zip and Zop (Emily Kaye Lazzaro and Dakota Shepard) in Fresh Ink Theatre Company’s “Priscilla Dreams the Answer.’’
(SARAH E. FARBO)
In quick summary, Walt McGough’s “Priscilla Dreams the Answer’’ sounds awfully cute. Why, then, did Fresh Ink Theatre Company - dedicated to producing new work by area playwrights - choose it to open its first season? “It’s quirky and whimsical, which I think is definitely lovely in the December season,’’ says Fresh Ink artistic director Louise Hamill. “It has heart, and it has a message that doesn’t hit you over the head.’’ Directed by Melanie Garber, the show is not quite as gossamer as it might sound.
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