With a bloated running time of three hours, Mike Bartlett's "Earthquakes in London" tries to present a gripping saga of family and natural phenomena. Instead, it's dull, overly long and by the end consists of a whiny, unsympathetic protagonist, a supporting cast that's far more interesting and a lot of unnecessary content. Not even Jonathan Berry's always-stellar direction and several terrific performances can save w…
SOURCE: Chicago Theater Beat at 10:42PM on March 10, 2017