Review: The Grief and Elephant Play by Michael Block

Did you know that elephants have exceptional memory and never forget a face? It's true. So how does this fact serve as an overarching metaphor in Jackob G. Hofmann's A Persistent Memory? Thinly, of course. Elephants and grief are all the focus in Hofmann's slow-moving drama about memories.Staged at the Beckett Theater at Theatre Row, A Persistent Memory follows David Huntington, a rich kid finds himself in Uganda to …

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