Playwright Annie Baker pushes her deliberately anti-theatrical approach to drama past the breaking point in “The Flick,” which spends three hours and 15 minutes detailing the banal everyday existence led by three employees of a rundown Massachusetts cinema. Despite Sam Gold’s precise direction and fine performances by Matthew Maher, Aaron Clifton Moten, and Louisa Krause, the artificiality of Baker&…
SOURCE: Backstage at 08:00PM on March 12, 2013