The suspense escalates"punctuated by humor and moments of sheer poetry"in Steven Dietz's Private Eyes. Somewhat reminiscent of Harold Pinter's Betrayal and even of David Ives's Venus in Fur, it is nonetheless a creature of its own"with layers upon layers of possible truths and lies. As well as such all-too-sad revelations that eventually, in a relationship, the […]
SOURCE: Maryland Theatre Guide at 06:25PM on September 27, 2015