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Cesear’s Forum Greg Cesear, artistic director presents |
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An Impressive Presentation of Lovely Evidences
by Glen Berger at Kennedy’s Down Under |
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The Free Times review “Joe Gunderman has often proved himself to be a very able performer, and does so again in the solo spotlight, generating an endearing sense of a decent, contemplative, caring soul” “Director Fred Sternfeld has a firm handle on the play’s concept and meaning” Jim Damico, The Free Times |
 Joe Gunderman as “The Librarian” |
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The Cleveland Scene review “an obscure gem” “witty, insightful” “quite funny” “Director Fred Sternfeld does well to convey Berger’s convoluted story line in a comprehensible way” “expertly helmed” Christine Howey, |
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Directed by Fred Sternfeld THE CAST |
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| ABOUT THE PLAY UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL, Glen Berger’s critically acclaimed play, is a mystery story about understanding life and the human desire to say, “I was here.” A Dutch librarian, whose life is radically changed when he discovers a 19th century travel guidebook that is 123 years overdue, seeks the individual responsible, which leads to an extraordinary journey – via a one-man show disguised as a lecture – toward spiritual renewal. The lintel? It is, literally, a horizontal support above a doorframe, but, more importantly, part of the discovery that leads our librarian-come-detective to prove one life and justify another. In its Cesear’s Forum Cleveland premiere, the play is filled with poignant humor and touching poetry – a soaring exploration of the human spirit. |
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