Teeth of the Sons
Joseph Sousa's affecting dysfunctional-family drama observing a love-hate sibling relationship in a middle-class Jewish family doesn't entirely escape the genre's common pitfalls.
Joseph Sousa's affecting dysfunctional-family drama observing a love-hate sibling relationship in a middle-class Jewish family doesn't entirely escape the genre's common pitfalls.
Inventive, funny, and a consistent kick to watch, the Mad Ones constitute a remarkable team that's full of anarchic high spirits and brawling energy.
Canadian playwright Daniel MacIvor's heartfelt family drama is a bit too lean, which blunts its emotional impact, despite director Judson Jones' absorbing production.