In Goldberg Variations, Traumatic Family Gathering Becomes Re-enactors' Playhouse by Bill Hirschman

The stage is a fungible place. Sets can transform, actors can fly, characters can break walls, especially the fourth. There is limitless potential in the blank canvas of floorboards and lighting, as Stuart Meltzer's gently experimental The Goldberg Variations reminds us at Island City Stage.

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