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Daily Archives: June 29, 2011
A riveting production of the two-character drama Going to St. Ives is now at Barrington Stage Company
Going to St. Ives
By Lee Blessing
Directed by Tyler Marchant
Cast: Gretchen Egolf as Dr. Cora Gage and Myra Lucretia Taylor as May N’Kame
Reviewed by Lesley Ann Beck
[PITTSFIELD, Mass.]—Lee Blessing’s gripping psychological drama Going to St. Ives is being given a passionate, powerful production, skillfully directed by Tyler Marchant, at Barrington Stage Company’s Stage 2, now through July 9. Gretchen Egolf and Myra Lucretia Taylor deliver compelling performances as two women who would seem to have little in common but find themselves sharing a shocking secret.
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